Keserü Katalin: Toroczkai Wigand Ede (Gödöllő, 2008)
LI5T OF EXHIBIT5 Glossary of abbreviations used with the reproduced works: A Wigand: Architectura Budapest, 1936 HU Ede Toroczkai-Wigand: Flowery Courtyard Budapest, 1916. Táltos Publishers IM Documentation Department the Arts and Crafts Museum Ml Hungarian Applied Arts RK Old garden and its cultivators. Budapest, 1917 Táltos Kiadó TF Space and Form Ul New Times BTM Historical Museum of Budapest MNG Hungarian National Gallery OSZK National Széchényi Library KÖH Office for the Presevation of Cultural Heritage Works of applied arts, their designs and archive photos Atelier chest (from István Csók's bequest) 1899-1900. 215 x 130 x50 cm. Móra Ferenc Museum, Szeged. Inventory no Ip. 2006.2.1. The boudoir of Mrs. Károly Lyka, 1900 Executor: Alajos Michl. IM FLT 4851 Pattern sheets from the periodical "Faipar" (wood industry). 1900. 4 pes of 37 x 49 cm each, private property, living room, bench with escritoire coloured benchand wardrobes, pieces of furniture in archaizing and Art Nouveau style, kitchen Drawing desk. 1901, 71.5 x 134.5 x 105 cm. Sándor Nagy House, Gödöllő. Inventory no M.767. Living room of a country house, 1901 executed by Manó Lindel IM FLT 4847 Light structure armchair, 1901 -1902 with new upholstery. Museum Miksa Róth, Budapest. Inventory no 99.1159.1. Chairs and table for games from the book: Furniture, 1902 Sideboard, 1902 deal with palisander cover, marquetry 169 x 168.5 x 59.5 cm IM 7149 Dining room, 1902 Executor: József Mocsai IM FLT 4848 Pattern sheets, 1902, Kitchen. Private property Set of furniture for a kitchen, 1902 Executor: József Mocsai IM FLT 4840/2 Nursery "doll's house" (created with Sándor Nagy), 1903 A Execution: József Mocsai. Wardrobe, 180 x 85 x 47 cm; table, 66 x 69 x 100 cm; bench, 70 x 91 x 31 cm; chair, 78 x 74 x 39 cm. Private property Design for the furniture of a dining room and detailed drawings of the particular pieces (Pattern sheets), around 1903. Table (2 pes) 124 x 82 cm, kitchen-table 65 x 83 cm. Furniture design, 29 x 41 cm, Sándor Nagy: Furniture inlay, 41 x 59 cm, private property.
