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II. Közlemények - Műhely - Joseph Vinzenz Häufler magyar vonatkozású munkái

Irodalom Gerszi Teréz: A magyar körajzolás története a XIX. században. Bp. 1960. 146., 208-210. Rózsa György: Pracher és Szerelmey. (Adatok a magyar és osztrák litográfia történetéhez), Művészettörténeti Értesítő XII (1963) 151-156. o. Marsi Ernő: Visegrád a nemzeti tudatban. Művészettörténeti adalékok. ARS HUNGARICA XVI. 1988. 2. 5-11. o. Rezümé Joseph Vinzenz Häufler was a well-known historian and folklorist of the Habsburg Empire turning his interest towards Hungary. He was the instructor of the children of Palatine Joseph. His first work in connection with Hungary was published in 1846 and its subject were Hungary's archaeological finds. He published a historical guide of Pest-Buda in 1847 and he worked together with Miklós Szerelmey on books dealing with the history of Hungary. The mid 19

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h century was a period for albums of landscapes, and Häufler had his share in this type of publications as well: a good example of this was the Visegrád Album. His works were always based on scientific research concerning the subject and illustrations had an important task in them. His activity was a good example of collective works in Austrian and Hungarian cultural history. 241