Arpad Collection

Arpad - King of Hungary
ARPAD First ruler of Hungary. Probable leader of the Magyar tribe and founder of the Arpad Dynasty

Medieval Kings of Hungary: Saint Stephen 5, King Ladislaus I 7, Geza I or Magnus 4 and Arpad 2
FLO4624579 Medieval Kings of Hungary: Saint Stephen 5, King Ladislaus I 7, Geza I or Magnus 4 and Arpad 2. Handcoloured copperplate engraving by Giarre

Medieval Kings of Hungary: Saint Stephen 5, King Ladislaus I 7, Geza I or Magnus 4 and Arpad 2. Handcoloured copperplate engraving by Giarre and Stanghi from Giulio Ferrarios Costumes Ancient

Arpad Takes Possession of Hungary (engraving)
6005323 Arpad Takes Possession of Hungary (engraving) by European School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Arpad Takes Possession of Hungary)

Arpa I from Receuil des Estampes, Representant les Rangs et les Dignites
STC196385 Arpa I from Receuil des Estampes, Representant les Rangs et les Dignites, suivant le Costume de toutes les Nations existantes, published 1780 (hand-coloured engraving) by Duflos

The Mongol Invasion of Hungary in 1241 during the reign of Bela IV (colour litho
CHT316981 The Mongol Invasion of Hungary in 1241 during the reign of Bela IV (colour litho)of an original coloured wood engraving) by Hungarian School

Poster for la Maison Kuhnee. Basch, Arpad (1873-1944), Artist

Szalbolcs - King Hungary
SZALBOLCS Nephew of Arpad - the second Great Leader of the Magyars

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Arpad, the illustrious King of Hungary in medieval times, is depicted in this engraving from the "Arpad Takes Possession of Hungary" series. As a valiant monarch, Arpad defended his kingdom against various threats, including the devastating Mongol Invasion in 1241 during the reign of his successor, Bela IV. The artist, Basch Arpad (1873-1944), captures the regal presence in this captivating work. Szalbolcs, another esteemed monarch from Hungary's rich history, would later follow in Arpad's footsteps. Explore the intriguing events and figures of Hungary's past through the captivating art of Basch Arpad.