Fekete Gézáné (szerk.): Telekiek alapítványa. Az Akadémiai Könyvtár az alapítástól az önálló könyvtárépületig 1826–1988 (A MTAK közleményei 24. Budapest, 1989)

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LIST OF PHOTOGRAPHS 1. The Teleki-deed of foundation, with which count József Teleki (1790—1855), first president of the Academy, left the 30.000 volume library of his father, László Teleki, to the Hungárián Learned Society, thus laying the foundation of the Academy Library 2. The Library was placed in 1837 to the 2nd floor of the courtyard wing of the building built according to plans by József Hild (today no. 3 Sándor Petőfi St.). Here the Library was opened to the public in 1844 3. The lecture by Secretary Ferenc Schedel (Toldy), first chief librarian, held at the opening ceremony of the Library on the 23rd December 1844. Annals of the Hungárián Learned Society, Vol. VII. 4. First reál home of the Academy, where the collections of the Library were alsó suitably housed. The palace, built to plans by the Berlin architect, Frigyes Stüler, was officially opened on the llth December 1865. The Library worked at the seat of the Academy for over 120 years. 5. The Academy Library at the time of the opening of the palace. Woodcut by Károly Rusz from 1865 6. The inauguration ceremony of the palace, llth December 1865. Woodcut by Károly Rusz 7. Originál plan for the residential building under no. 1 János Arany St., from the Ybl-bequest. The house constitutes a block together with the palace of the Academy and was built according to the modified Ybl-plans at the same time when the palace, between May 1863 and November 1864. It served as a dwelling house until 1981 8. The fapadé of the dwelling house in János Arany St. before conversion 9. The block of flats in no. 1 János Arany St. has been converted for library purposes between 1984-1988. The future home of the Academy Library under construction, 1986 13