Weiner Mihályné szerk.: Az Iparművészeti Múzeum Évkönyvei 11. (Budapest, 1968)
HOPP FERENC MÚZEUM — MUSÉE FERENC HOPP - Horváth, Tibor: Report on the Activities of the Hopp Museum of Eastern Asiatic Arts in 1967
season of excavations was already in full swing. He was taken on his tour by Dr. Bahnam Abu Es-Soof, Keeper of the Iraq Museum in charge of the excavations at Tell es-Sawwan and Arbil, so this trip was not only very memorable because of the famous sites, but it was also enlivened by Dr. Bahnam's very cordial attitude. László Ferenczy participated in the III. International Congress of Turkish Art in Cambridge, July 24—29 th and also gave a lecture. In London and Oxford he visited the museums. On his way going to England, he spent some time in the Berlin-Dahlem-Museum, in the Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe in Hamburg and the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, while on Iiis return trip, he stopped in Cologne and Vienna to study the Asiatic collections of the museums. Vera Horváth made a study-tour in the Transylvanian part of Rumania, visiting the museums and art monuments, October 26 — November 4 th . Lectures : a) In the Conference of the Applied Art Section of ICOM, Budapest, Tibor Horváth gave a short Report on the Exhibition of Applied Arts in the Museums of India, on April 18 th . b) Seminar of the Museum Tibor Horváth, Report on his Study-tour to India, May 13 th .— The China Museum at Benesov (Czechoslovakia), November 27 th . László Ferenczy, Report on his Study-tour in Western Europe, First part, December 6 th . Vera Horváth, Textiles in the Indian Collection of the Museum. —On the Questions of the Up-to-date Methods of Restoration and Conservation of Textiles, December 29 th . •c) On Study-tours László Ferenczy, A Seljuk Bronze from Iran, Cambridge, III. International Congress of Turkish Art, July 29 th . Tibor Horváth, Contemporary Hungarian Painting, Baroda, MS University, Faculty of Fine Arts, February 1 st .— The Hungarian Museums, January 30 th , The Exhibitions as a Part of of the Museologist's Duty, January 31 st , The Old and Modern Displaying Methods of the Museums, February 2 nd , The Catalogues and the Importance of the Exhibitions in Public Education, February 4 th , Baroda, MS University, Faculty of Fine Arts, Department of Museology. —To the Question of the Chronology of the Indian and Eastern Asiatic Buddhist Art, Hyderabad University, February 18 th . —The Art history and the Modern Arts, February 25 th , The Art of the Zen Buddhism, February 26 th , Madras University. —The Exhibitions as a New Field for Creative Activities, February 25 th , Madras, Government Museum and Archaeological Society of South-India. —Japanese Temples and Museums, February 27 th , Calcutta, Indian Museum. —To the Question of Museums' Disjuay, February 28 th . Zen Buddhism and Modernism in Art, March 3 rd , Calcutta, Asutosh Museum. —Zen Buddhism, March 2 nd , Calcutta, Sanscrit College.— History and Art history, March 7 th , Bhuvaneswar University. — The Art of the Zen Buddhism, March 13 th , Banares, Hindu University, College of Indology. d) Public Lectures László Ferenczy, Archäologische — und Kunstdenkmäler der Mongolei, October 17 th , Club of Foreign Languages, Fővárosi Művelődési Otthon.
