Czére Andrea szerk.: A Szépművészeti Múzeum közleményei 102-103. (Budapest, 2005)

ANNUAL REPORT 2005 - A 2005. ÉV - ANDREA CZÉRE: On the catalogue by Teréz Gerszi

To each exhibition of the Highlighted Works of Art series, a Hungarian and English guide was prepared, which introduces the art objects and the period when they were made. A short summary can be read about the exhibitions on the homepage of the Collection of Antiquities (<www.szepmuveszeti.hu/web/guest/gyujtemenyek/antik>). Marianna Ddgi ON THE CATALOGUE BY TEREZ GERSZI TEREZ GERSZI, I7TH CENTURY DUTCH AND FLEMISH DRAWINGS IN THE BUDAPEST MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS: A COMPLETE CATALOGUE. BUDAPEST MUSEUM OE EINE ARTS 2005. ENGLISH TEXT 393 PP.. 102 COL. ILLS.. 350 B&W. ILLS.. 87 COMPARATIVE ILLUSTRATIONS WITHIN THE TEXT. ISBN 963 7063 08 0 Teréz Gerszi's book is the third among the catalogues prepared about the collection of drawings in the Budapest Museum of Fine Arts. She was the author of the first catalogue as well, which introduced the sixteenth-century drawings from the Netherlands and was published in 1971 in Amsterdam and New York.

1 Teréz Gerszi has been working for the Museum of Fine Arts since 1951. She made herself an internationally recognised and often quoted author of German, and then Nederlandish drawings, and for a long time, she was Head of the Collection of Prints and Drawings. Nearing her 80th birthday (in 2007), she is still an active member of the Museum of Fine Arts, at present as Curator of the exhibition for the 400th anniversary of Rembrandt's birth.' In recogniTERF.Z GERSZI 17th-Century Dutch and Flemish Drawings Budapest Museum ol Fine Arts