Weiner Mihályné szerk.: Az Iparművészeti Múzeum Évkönyvei 9. (Budapest, 1966)
HOPP FERENC MÚZEUM — MUSÉE FERENC HOPP - Horváth, Tibor: Report on the Activities of the Ferenc Hopp Museum of Eastern Asiatic Arts in 1964
researches. — Coming from Korea, they arrived in Peking on 15 th of October where they spent most of the time in the Palace and Historical Museums. They visited also the workrooms for the restoration of textile and mounting of pictures in the Palace Museum. On his request, László Ferenczy had an opportunity to see a part of the collection of paintings and also the mirrors of the Han period not on exhibition. On a 16 days tour they visited the museums and art monuments in Shanghai, Hangchou, Soochou, Nanking, Hsian and Loyang. Éva Cseh studied the museums and art monuments of Warsaw and Prague from June 15 th to June 28 th . Lectures : a) Seminar of the Museum July 28 th , Ferenczy, László. Report of his tour to Munich-Paris-Geneva. Éva Cseh, Report of her stay in Prague and Warsaw. Nov. 21. László Ferenczy, Preliminary report of a study tour in China and Korea. b ) University Lectures : At the Faculty of Philosophy of the Loránd Eötvös University, Tibor Horváth lectured on the Art of Asia, twice weekly during the Autumn semester. c) Lectures at the Attila József University extension course of the Society for Popularization of Knowledge, we delivered the following lectures under the title ,,Introduction to the Arts of Asia". January 19. Péter Polonyi, Chinese painting of the Sung period. February 16. Tibor Horváth, Zen and the Art of East Asia. March 15. Edit Tóth, Hindu elements in Indian miniature-painting. April 19. László Ferenczy, Mongolian art. May 17. Gyula Major, Japanese industrial art of the Tokugawa period. October 18. Tibor Horváth, History of Chinese porcelain. Public Lectures : Tibor Horváth, January 23. Szombathely, Endre Ady Hall of Culture, Kyoto, the capital of Japanese culture. February 24. Dunaújváros, Béla Bartók Hall of Culture, Art of India. March 26. College of Industrial Art. Introduction to Japanese literature. September 1. Television. Contemporary Japanese Architecture. September 5. Tata. September 23. Dömsöd. Training camps for the Olympic participants. Introduction to Japanese art. October 22. Szekszárd. Society for Popularization of Knowledge and Ádám Balogh Museum, History of Chinese porcelain. • László Ferenczy, April 25. Extended course for Printing foremen. Persian Art. Edit Tóth, May 24. Radio: Indian sacred animals. June 21. Radio: Indian funerary customs. October 21. Nyíregyháza, Society for Popularization of Knowledge and András Jósa Museum, Indian miniature painting.
