Hidvégi Violetta - Sebestyén László: Áthallások. Ybl a Palota-negyedben (Budapest, 2016)

III. Mutató

Pucher, József (1836-1904)

Baumeister

Róth, Zsigmond (1830-1885)

Glasermeister, Unternehmer, Vater des Glasmalers und Mosaikkünstlers Róth, Miksa (1865-1944)

Sommer, Ágost (1839-1921)

Bildhauer

Steindl, Imre (1839-1902)

Architekt, Professor an der Technischen Universität, Architekt des Ungarischen Parlaments

Szapáry, Graf Antal (1802-1883)

Gründer der Nationalen Reitschule Szkalnitzky, Antal (1836-1878)

Architekt,

Architekt der Universitätsbibliothek Tisza, Kálmán (1830-1902)

Politiker, Ministerpräsident, Grundbesitzer

Unger, Henrik (1809-1877)

Jurist, Hausbesitzer Wagner, János (1813-1904)

Architekt,

Gründer der Architektendynastie Wagner Wechselmann, Ignác (1828-1903) Baumeister, Bauunternehmer, die Stiftung von Ignác Wechselmann und Zsófia Neuschloss ermöglichte den Bau des Blindeninstituts in der Mexiko Straße Zitterbarth, Mátyás d. J. (1803-1867) Architekt, der Pester Meister des Klassizismus ist Mitglied der Architektendynastie Zitterbarth, Architekt des alten Nationaltheaters

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János Balassa (1814-1868) surgeon, university professor Antal Baumgarten (Anton Baumgarten) (1822-1887)

Hungarian born Viennese architect János Bókay (1822-1884)

ophtalmologist, surgeon, pediatrician, university professor

Imre Degenfeld-Schomburg (1810-1883) count, land owner, the son of Count Miksa Kristóf and Countess Anna Teleki József Diescher (1811-1874) contractor, architect Ferenc Dlauchy (1776-1859) blacksmith and locksmith Károly Dlauchy (1817-1901) locksmith

Franz Joseph Habsburg (1830-1916) Emperor of Austria, King of Hungary György Festetics (1815-1883) count, president of the National Hungarian Business Union,

Minister of the King’s Person 1867-1871 Gáspár Geist (1817-1872)

cooper, manager of the first Stearine candle factory in Pest, animal farmer Antal Gottgeb (1817-1883) contractor, architect Alajos Károlyi (1822-1889)

count, son of Count Lajos Károlyi, diplomat, genuine interior Privy Councillor, knight of the Golden Fleece Geraldine Károlyi (1839-1915) countess, daughter of Count István Károlyi and Countess Franciska Esterházy, wife of Count Pál Pálffy (1827-1866) Lajos Károlyi (1799-1863)

count, lawyer, Imperial and Royal Chamberlain, Lord Lieutenant, a genuine interior Privy Councillor, the president of the National Hungarian Business Union Pál Pálffy (1827-1866)

count, Bratislava heir Lord Lieutenant of the County, Knight of the St. Stephen Order, Imperial and Royal Captain Ágoston Pollack (1807-1872)

son of architect Mihály Pollack, architect Mihály Pollack (1773-1855)

architect of the Neoclassical style, designer of the Hungarian National Museum

József Pucher (1836-1904) contractor

Zsigmond Róth (1830-1885)

glazier and stained glass artist, entrepreneur, father of Miksa Róth (1865-1944) stained glass painter and mosaic artist Ágost Sommer (1839-1921) sculptor

Imre Steindl (1839-1902)

architect, professor at the Technical University, designer of the Hungarian Parliament

Antal Szapáry (1802-1883) count, one of the founders of the National Riding Hall Antal Szkalnitzky (1836-1878) architect,

designer of the University Library Kálmán Tisza (1830-1902)

politician, prime minister, landlord Henrik Unger (1809-1877)

lawyer, owner of blocks of flats János Wagner (1813-1904) architect,

founder of a dynasty of architects Ignác Wechselmann (1828-1903)

contractor, the Foundation established by Ignác Wechselmann and Zsófia Neuschloss made the construction of the Institute of the Blind on Mexikói Road possible Mátyás Zitterbarth, Junior (1803-1867) architect,

master of Neoclassical style in Pest, a member of a dynasty of architects, designer of the first National Theatre

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