Műtárgyvédelem, 2010 (Magyar Nemzeti Múzeum)

Diplomamunkák, szakdolgozatok jegyzéke, 2006-2011

The list of diplome works of painting and sculpture conservators

2007

Sára Dóka: Unknown Italian master: Theseus and the Minotaur, around 1500. Painted wooden panel, 72x53,5 cm, Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest, inv. no.: 1411

Sára Dóka -Adrienn Galambos: Unknown master from the 15th century: Four fresco fragments each with the half-lenght portrait of an angel. Resettled fresco, 47 x50 cm, 63x60 cm, 48,5x50 cm, 51x60 cm, Belvárosi Parish Church, Budapest

Adrienn Galambos: Unknown icon painter: Martyrdom of Apostles, 1769, Szentendre. Painted wooden panel, 98x69,5 cm, Pozharevachka Church, Szentendre, inv. no.: —

Eszter Rita Énekes: Uknown icon painter: Deezis triptych, 18th century. Painted wooden panel. Height: 33,5 cm, widht: open 43cm, closed 26,2 cm, Museum of Applied Arts, Budapest, inv. no.: 69.937

Eszter Rita Énekes - Erika Feketics: A painter from Umbria: Saint Bartholomew, 14th century. Detached fresco, 107x94 cm, Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest, inv. no.: 1301

Erika Feketics: Unknown icon painter: Christ’s baptism, Crucifixion, second half of the 18th century. Wooden panel, painted on both sides, 46x34 cm, Museum of Ethnography, Budapest, inv. no.: SZN. 2006.1

Ágota Gőgös: Master from Verona: Mary with the child, first half of the 16th century. Painted wooden panel, 61,5x41 cm, Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest, inv. no.: 1407

Ágota Gőgös: Lőrinc Umling snr.: The ornament that closes the choir in the chruch of Kispetri, 1745. Painted pine panels, 43x400 cm and 43x117 cm, Museum of Ethnography, Budapest, inv. nos.: 60.75.50 and 60.75.51

Krisztián Kovács: Niccolő di Segna: Mary with the child, 14th century. Painted panel, 105x55,5 cm, Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest, inv. no.: 51.2985

2008

Annamária Bakács: Unknown Italian master, beginning of the 19th century: Rialto Bridge. Painted wooden panel, 23,5x27,5 cm, Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest, inv. no.: 875

Annamária Bakács: Icilio Federico Joni: Book cover from Siena, 19th century. 2 painted wooden boards with a leather spine and metal mounts, 38,3x27,5x1 cm, Museum of Applied Arts, Budapest, inv. no.: 2004.138

Ferenc Balázs Csáti: Unknown master, first half of the 19th century: Golgotha, Mary and Longinus. Table icon, painted on both sides, linden, oil, 50,4x31,3 cm, Museum of Serb Orthodox Heritage, Szentendre, inv. no.: 187