Kerényi Ferenc - Kováts Imre (szerk.): „Tanuljátok meg, mi a költő…” (Gyula, 2001)

List of Pictures

1. The authentic representation of Sándor Petőfi in a daguerreotype. It may have been taken in 1845 by Gábor Egressy — PIM Collection of Fine Arts

2. Petőfi’s trunk, obtained in 1843 - PIM Collection of Fine Arts

3. Soma Orlai Petries: István Petrovics circa 1845 — PIM Collection of Fine Arts

4. Soma Orlai Petries: Mrs. István Petrovics née Mária Hruz circa 1845 - PIM Collection of Fine Arts

5. Soma Orlai Petries: Lowland landscape. The painting, which reminded Petőfi of his homeland, once decorated his home in Pest — PIM Collection of Fine Arts

6. Portrait of the strolling player in the picture of an unknown painter — PIM Collection of Fine Arts

7. The birth of the name Petőfi at the signature try-out of the student in Pápa (1842) — PIM Collection of Manuscripts

8. The first poem published in print - Athenaeum, May 22. 1842. — PIM Library

9. Soma Orlai Petries: Petőfi in Debrecen - PIM Collection of Fine Arts

10. The first draft of the Poem The plan that came to naught (1844) - PIM Collection of Manuscripts

11. The first volume of poems, which signified a new era in the history of Hungarian lyric - The cover of Poems 1842—1844 - PIM Library

12. The ’scene’ on the back cover of The Hammer of the Place reputedly a sketch by Petőfi — PIM Library

13. The cover of John the valiant was drawn by Soma Orlai Petries - PIM Collection of Fine Arts

14. The group of objects from the staying in Borjád (1845) - PIM Collection of Relics

15. Miklós Barabás: Sándor Petőfi (1845) - PIM Collection of Fine Arts

16. The verse-cycle of the hatred of the world and misanthropy (1845-1846) - Clouds cover - PIM Library

1 7. The marble table of the Pilvax coffee house and the one-time attendants of the ‘Table of Public Opinion’ — PIM Collection of Relics

18. The gallery of the heroes of the French revolution, from the bequest of Sándor Petőfi - PIM Collection of Fine Arts

19. The manuscript of The verdict was copied by Júlia Szendrey - PIM Collection of Manuscript

20. Miklós Barabás: Mihály Tompa (1847) — PIM Collection of Fine Arts

21. Miklós Barabás: János Arany (1848) — PIM Collection of Fine Arts

22. Petöfi’s agreement with Gusztáv Emich to publish the Collective Verses (June 22 1846) — PIM Collection of Manuscripts

23. The Collective Verses was published on the 15lh of March 1847 - PIM Library

24. Miklós Barabás: Júlia Szendrey (1848) - PIM Collection of Fine Arts

25. Júlia Szendrey’s wedding ring in a reliquary made later on - PIM Collection of Relics

26. From the furnishings of the dwelling of the Petőfis in Dohány Street (1847-1848) - PIM Collection of Relics