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
Tibor Horváth, India helye Ázsia művészetében (The Place of India in the Arts of Asia), March 2 nd , Calcutta, Office of the Hungarian Trade Delegation. — Indiai élmények, egy három hónapos tanulmányút eredményei — The Impressions of India Made during a Three Months Study-Tour), Tudományos Ismeretterjesztő Társulat = TIT (Society for Popularization of Knowledge = SPK), Kossuth Club, May 11 th . — Alaca Höyük, TIT-(SPK) — Operaház klubja (Club of the Opera-house), May 14 th . — Taj Mahal, Radio, May 21 st . — The Art of India, TIT-Egyesült Izzó kultúrterme (SPK-Hall for Culture of Egyesült Izzó) November 1 st . — Edo-korszak és művészete (The Edo Period and its Art), Radio, December 3 rd . — Byblos, a világ legrégibb városa (Byblos, the Oldest City in the World), TIT-Operaház klubja (SPK-Club of the Operahouse), December 24 th . Literary Activities: László Ferenczy, Fine and Industrial Arts in Asian Countries in Hungary, The Franz Hopp Museum of Eastern Asiatic Arts in Budapest. New Orient (Prague), 1967/3,95 — 7. —Chinese Bronze Mirrors from Mongolia, Acta Archaeologica, 1967 (vol. 19), 371 — 6. —J. E. Kidder, Early Japanese Art, Archaeologiai Értesítő, 1967,115 — 6. —Chinese Bronze Mirrors from the Han Period, Az Iparművészeti Múzeum és a Hopp Ferenc Keletázsiai Művészeti Múzeum Évkönyvei (Annuaire du Musée des Arts Décoratifs et du Musée d'Art d'Extrême Orient Ferenc Hopp —in following: AMADetMH— (IX) 1966, 161-74. Tibor Horváth, Report on the Activities of the Ferenc Hopp Museum of Eastern Asiatic Arts in 1964, AMADetMH (IX) 1966.151 - 60. —Two Japanese Lacquer Boxes of the Early 18 th Century, AMADetMH (IX) 1966. 175-82.— India múzeumaiban (In the Museums of India), Múzeumi Magazin, October, 1967. 4-6. Vera Horváth, Újabb eredetelmélet az Indus-kultúráról (A New Theory on the Origin of the Indus Civilization), Antik tanulmányok (13) 1966. 153 — 6. Kashmir Shawls in the Museum of Applied Arts, AMADetMH (IX) 1966, 101-25. György Kovács, A Balinese Painted Calendar, AMADetMH (IX) 1966, 183-6. Péter Polony i, XVII. századi kínai festészetesztétikai munka (A Chinese Book on the Esthetics of Painting from the 17 th Century), Művészettörténeti Értesítő, 1966. 77-93. —Some Inside-Painted Snuff Bottles, AMADetMH (IX) 1966, 187-99. Exhibitions : a) China Museum. In the exhibition of The Art of Old and New China we withdrew some material to make place for some new acquisitions and also for those objects which were displayed until August 20 th in the Eastern Asiatic Silks, Lacquer and Porcelain exhibition in our other—the Hopp—Museum. With this rearrangement we could complete the material exhibited in the showcases of the Sung ceramics and Ming blue and white porcelains. We added also to this exhibition a k'o-ssu with the figures of Gods of Luck, made in the 15 th century and two large sized embroideries of Gods of Constellation from the 17 th century. To make place for these textiles, we were obliged to reduce the number of paintings. 8 Iparművészeti Múzeum Évkönyve 129
