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Hungary, 1955.
Girl reading on a couch.
Source: Fortepan [317866] / Tamás Sipos
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Hungary, 1955.
Girl reading on a couch.
Source: Fortepan [317866] / Tamás Sipos
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Hungary, 1955.
Girl reading on a couch.
Source: Fortepan [317866] / Tamás Sipos
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Hungary, 1955.
Girl reading on a couch.
Source: Fortepan [317866] / Tamás Sipos
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https://www.europesays.com/hu/245270/ Index – Kultúr – A képekről egy vidám barakk arcai néznek ránk, többségük már nem él #AnnyiraSzeretlek #CeFemina #CeNapi #dal #Entertainment #Fortepan #HU #Hungarian #Hungary #kritika #kultúr #LikóMarcell #Magyar #Magyarország #szocializmus #Szórakozás #VadFruttik
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https://www.europesays.com/hu/244123/ Sör, bor, pezsgő a föld alatt és fölött – 10 jó kép a XXII. kerület elmúlt 100 évéből – Cikkek #anno #ArchívFotók #BudafokTétény #budapest #cikkek #Fortepan #HU #Hungarian #Hungary #Magyar #Magyarország #RégiKépek #történelem #várostörténet #XxiiKerület
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https://www.europesays.com/hu/242956/ A szocializmus hétköznapjai, ahogy ritkán látni: képeken az iskolakezdés, a nyaralások és a retró Budapest – Cikkek #anno #ArchívFotók #budapest #cikkek #Fortepan #Hírek #HU #Hungarian #Hungary #képgaléria #LátnivalókésKultúra #Magyar #Magyarország #NyáriSzünet #RégiFotók #retró #táborozás #várostörténet
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Hungary, 1958
Another fine photo by Szentkuthy of everyday people.
Source: Fortepan [286934] / Ibolya Szentkuthy
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Hungary, 1958
Another fine photo by Szentkuthy of everyday people.
Source: Fortepan [286934] / Ibolya Szentkuthy
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Hungary, 1958
Another fine photo by Szentkuthy of everyday people.
Source: Fortepan [286934] / Ibolya Szentkuthy
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Hungary, 1958
Another fine photo by Szentkuthy of everyday people.
Source: Fortepan [286934] / Ibolya Szentkuthy
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Hungary, 1970
Reading the newspaper.
Source: Fortepan [267452] / Ibolya Szentkuthy
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Hungary, 1970
Reading the newspaper.
Source: Fortepan [267452] / Ibolya Szentkuthy
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Hungary, 1970
Reading the newspaper.
Source: Fortepan [267452] / Ibolya Szentkuthy
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Hungary, 1970
Reading the newspaper.
Source: Fortepan [267452] / Ibolya Szentkuthy
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Hungary, 1954
Summer reading.
Source: Fortepan [286919] / Ibolya Szentkuthy
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Hungary, 1954
Summer reading.
Source: Fortepan [286919] / Ibolya Szentkuthy
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Hungary, 1954
Summer reading.
Source: Fortepan [286919] / Ibolya Szentkuthy
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Hungary, 1954
Summer reading.
Source: Fortepan [286919] / Ibolya Szentkuthy
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Budapest, 1962
A young man in quiet contemplation by the Danube.
Source: Fortepan [286898] / Ibolya Szentkuthy
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Budapest, 1962
A young man in quiet contemplation by the Danube.
Source: Fortepan [286898] / Ibolya Szentkuthy
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Budapest, 1962
A young man in quiet contemplation by the Danube.
Source: Fortepan [286898] / Ibolya Szentkuthy
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Budapest, 1962
A young man in quiet contemplation by the Danube.
Source: Fortepan [286898] / Ibolya Szentkuthy
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https://www.europesays.com/hu/225312/ Aszálytól áradásig – fotókon mutatjuk meg, hogyan bántak az elődeink a vizeinkkel #aszály #csapadékhiány #Fortepan #HetiFortepan #HU #Hungarian #Hungary #Magyar #Magyarország #vízgazdálkodás
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Hungary, 1976
The new school year will begin next week in Hungary, marking the end of summer holidays. Boo!
Source: Fortepan [267361] / Ibolya Szentkuthy
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Hungary, 1976
The new school year will begin next week in Hungary, marking the end of summer holidays. Boo!
Source: Fortepan [267361] / Ibolya Szentkuthy
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Hungary, 1976
The new school year will begin next week in Hungary, marking the end of summer holidays. Boo!
Source: Fortepan [267361] / Ibolya Szentkuthy
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Hungary, 1976
The new school year will begin next week in Hungary, marking the end of summer holidays. Boo!
Source: Fortepan [267361] / Ibolya Szentkuthy
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Hungary, 1977
Szentkuthy was a professional photographer during the Communist era who specialised in photographing daily life and public spaces. This is a moving portrait of old age.
Source: Fortepan [267310] / Ibolya Szentkuthy
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Hungary, 1977
Szentkuthy was a professional photographer during the Communist era who specialised in photographing daily life and public spaces. This is a moving portrait of old age.
Source: Fortepan [267310] / Ibolya Szentkuthy
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Hungary, 1977
Szentkuthy was a professional photographer during the Communist era who specialised in photographing daily life and public spaces. This is a moving portrait of old age.
Source: Fortepan [267310] / Ibolya Szentkuthy
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Hungary, 1977
Szentkuthy was a professional photographer during the Communist era who specialised in photographing daily life and public spaces. This is a moving portrait of old age.
Source: Fortepan [267310] / Ibolya Szentkuthy
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https://www.europesays.com/hu/220337/ Tech: Térképen a történelem: nagyot újított a Fortepan #Fortepan #fotóarchívum #fotók #HU #Hungarian #Hungary #Magyar #Magyarország #tech #térkép
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https://www.europesays.com/hu/217659/ Hajnali szalonna, szex és szocializmus: így telt a diákmunka a KISZ-táboroktól a Burger Kingig – Cikkek #anno #budapest #cikkek #diák #diákmunka #építőtábor #Fortepan #HU #Hungarian #Hungary #képgaléria #Magyar #Magyarország #NyáriMunka #retró
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https://www.europesays.com/hu/217002/ Térképes keresőt kapott a 16 éves Fortepan, 45 ezer archív fotót helyeztek el a virtuális várostérképen #Fortepan #HetiFortepan #HU #Hungarian #Hungary #Magyar #Magyarország
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Today, 20 August, is St Stephen’s Day, celebrating the founding of Hungary in 1000 AD by King Stephen I. During the communist era (1949–1989), with no religious overtones allowed, it was celebrated as Constitution Day and the Festival of the New Bread, the latter because August marks the traditional end of the summer harvest. In 1990, the holiday reverted to St Stephen’s Day—though traditions like Budapest's massive fireworks display and various air and nautical displays on and over the Danube, as shown here in 1988, continued.
Source: Fortepan [67191] / Magyar Rendőr (Hungarian Police)
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Today, 20 August, is St Stephen’s Day, celebrating the founding of Hungary in 1000 AD by King Stephen I. During the communist era (1949–1989), with no religious overtones allowed, it was celebrated as Constitution Day and the Festival of the New Bread, the latter because August marks the traditional end of the summer harvest. In 1990, the holiday reverted to St Stephen’s Day—though traditions like Budapest's massive fireworks display and various air and nautical displays on and over the Danube, as shown here in 1988, continued.
Source: Fortepan [67191] / Magyar Rendőr (Hungarian Police)
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Today, 20 August, is St Stephen’s Day, celebrating the founding of Hungary in 1000 AD by King Stephen I. During the communist era (1949–1989), with no religious overtones allowed, it was celebrated as Constitution Day and the Festival of the New Bread, the latter because August marks the traditional end of the summer harvest. In 1990, the holiday reverted to St Stephen’s Day—though traditions like Budapest's massive fireworks display and various air and nautical displays on and over the Danube, as shown here in 1988, continued.
Source: Fortepan [67191] / Magyar Rendőr (Hungarian Police)
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Today, 20 August, is St Stephen’s Day, celebrating the founding of Hungary in 1000 AD by King Stephen I. During the communist era (1949–1989), with no religious overtones allowed, it was celebrated as Constitution Day and the Festival of the New Bread, the latter because August marks the traditional end of the summer harvest. In 1990, the holiday reverted to St Stephen’s Day—though traditions like Budapest's massive fireworks display and various air and nautical displays on and over the Danube, as shown here in 1988, continued.
Source: Fortepan [67191] / Magyar Rendőr (Hungarian Police)
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https://www.europesays.com/hu/208120/ Árpád lovásza, az ipar gigásza és a sorsfordító örökrangadó – 10 jó kép a XXI. kerület elmúlt 100 évéből – Cikkek #ArchívFotók #budapest #cikkek #csepel #CsepelKerékpár #CsepelMűvek #Fortepan #HU #Hungarian #Hungary #Magyar #Magyarország #RégiKépek #TamariskaDomb #WeissManfrédMűvek #XxiKerület
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Hungary, 1964
The Dinner Ladies was an all too short British sitcom created by the wonderful Victoria Wood. There were only 16 episodes but each one was perfectly set and executed. This photo reminds me very much of that series!
Source: Fortepan [110540] / Sándor Bauer
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Hungary, 1964
The Dinner Ladies was an all too short British sitcom created by the wonderful Victoria Wood. There were only 16 episodes but each one was perfectly set and executed. This photo reminds me very much of that series!
Source: Fortepan [110540] / Sándor Bauer
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Hungary, 1964
The Dinner Ladies was an all too short British sitcom created by the wonderful Victoria Wood. There were only 16 episodes but each one was perfectly set and executed. This photo reminds me very much of that series!
Source: Fortepan [110540] / Sándor Bauer
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Hungary, 1964
The Dinner Ladies was an all too short British sitcom created by the wonderful Victoria Wood. There were only 16 episodes but each one was perfectly set and executed. This photo reminds me very much of that series!
Source: Fortepan [110540] / Sándor Bauer
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Paks, 1979
Workers on the construction of Hungary's only nuclear power plant located in the town of Paks on the Danube river, some 120 kilometres south of Budapest. The plant is about to be shut down for the first time its 44 year history due to low river levels, meaning there isn't enough water to cool the reactors.
Source: [89226] / Tamás Urbán
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Paks, 1979
Workers on the construction of Hungary's only nuclear power plant located in the town of Paks on the Danube river, some 120 kilometres south of Budapest. The plant is about to be shut down for the first time its 44 year history due to low river levels, meaning there isn't enough water to cool the reactors.
Source: [89226] / Tamás Urbán
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Paks, 1979
Workers on the construction of Hungary's only nuclear power plant located in the town of Paks on the Danube river, some 120 kilometres south of Budapest. The plant is about to be shut down for the first time its 44 year history due to low river levels, meaning there isn't enough water to cool the reactors.
Source: [89226] / Tamás Urbán
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Paks, 1979
Workers on the construction of Hungary's only nuclear power plant located in the town of Paks on the Danube river, some 120 kilometres south of Budapest. The plant is about to be shut down for the first time its 44 year history due to low river levels, meaning there isn't enough water to cool the reactors.
Source: [89226] / Tamás Urbán
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Budapest,1961
These images are another example of how Mácsai used his photos of everyday life on the streets of Budapest to form the basis for his painting. Here we can elements from these three photos in the final artwork: the street cleaner in one, the phone box and bus stop sign in another, and the woman in the plaid skirt, and the trams in the background. He has added different elements and people as well to form one of his most distinctive works.
Source: Fortepan [313715] [313719] [313718] / István Mácsai
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Budapest,1961
These images are another example of how Mácsai used his photos of everyday life on the streets of Budapest to form the basis for his painting. Here we can elements from these three photos in the final artwork: the street cleaner in one, the phone box and bus stop sign in another, and the woman in the plaid skirt, and the trams in the background. He has added different elements and people as well to form one of his most distinctive works.
Source: Fortepan [313715] [313719] [313718] / István Mácsai
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Budapest,1961
These images are another example of how Mácsai used his photos of everyday life on the streets of Budapest to form the basis for his painting. Here we can elements from these three photos in the final artwork: the street cleaner in one, the phone box and bus stop sign in another, and the woman in the plaid skirt, and the trams in the background. He has added different elements and people as well to form one of his most distinctive works.
Source: Fortepan [313715] [313719] [313718] / István Mácsai
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Budapest,1961
These images are another example of how Mácsai used his photos of everyday life on the streets of Budapest to form the basis for his painting. Here we can elements from these three photos in the final artwork: the street cleaner in one, the phone box and bus stop sign in another, and the woman in the plaid skirt, and the trams in the background. He has added different elements and people as well to form one of his most distinctive works.
Source: Fortepan [313715] [313719] [313718] / István Mácsai