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Freitag, März 14, 2008
Sándor Petőfi 1823 -1849
Freitag, August 03, 2007
Buday Barna
The name of Buday Barna is not noted in the official map of 1990, which is a bit surprising because the tomb and the sculpture show clear signs of aging. I assume that Buday Barna was a writer as the sculpture holds a writing feather in the right hand.
Radics Béla (1867-1930)
Donnerstag, Mai 17, 2007
Ligeti Miklós 1871-1944

The tombstone of Ligeti Miklós (1871-1944) is a rather modern one. Instead of representing the deceases person there is an empty chair left with a hat, coat and walking stick. These things are left in a way as if the owner just left for a short time and will be back soon. In the evening the sunbeams fall from the side on this place like a spot light on a theater stage. Ligeti Miklós had been a sculptor and some of of the scultpures on the cemetery have been designed by him (Eisele család ).
Samstag, April 21, 2007
Ferenc Sandor
Montag, Februar 05, 2007
IZSÓ Miklós a hungarian sculptor
The tomb of the artist IZSÓ Miklós (1831-1875)is located in the well known 12th lot of the cemetery,where many hungarian artists are buried. As most of the sculptures also this figue is more than life size.
Donnerstag, Februar 01, 2007
Miklós Barabás (February 10, 1810 - February 12, 1898)
This is one of the fine bronze sculptures that can be seen at the cemetery. Miklós Barabás (February 10, 1810 - February 12, 1898) was a Hungarian painter. He his mostly known for his portrait paintings. The sculpture was designed by Telcs,Ede.
Samstag, Januar 27, 2007
The lark of the nation Blaha Lujza
Quite different from the previous tombstone is the atmosphre around the monument for the famous actress Blaha Lujza. The monument is located close to the arcade buildings in the shade of a tree. The actress exhausted from her work seems to sleep or to take a rest under a canopy,while some children and an elder musician seem to wait for her wakeup. For me there was no much sadness at this place but a sense of brightness and hope for a possible comeback after death. Blaha Lujza was a real star during the golden age, the time between 1880 until 1914 when the first world war started. In the 1870s a special popular genre a kind of "farmers musical" had been developed and Blaha Lujza was the celebrated main figure in many of those plays. Her fame was outstanding and she stood not back against the actors of the national theater.