Matyas Collection
Matyas, a name that echoes through history and resonates with grandeur
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Matyas, a name that echoes through history and resonates with grandeur. From the majestic Matthias Church in Budapest to the enchanting streets of Prague, this name holds tales of saints, kings, and timeless beauty. In the heart of Prague's Old Town stands Saint Ivo of Kermartin, a statue that pays homage to its namesake. This 1711 copy reminds us of the rich cultural heritage that surrounds Matyas. The city itself is an open book showcasing its historical significance. Venturing further eastward, we find ourselves in Budapest where the Holy Trinity Column and Matthias Church dominate the skyline. These architectural marvels stand as testaments to Hungary's past glory and religious devotion. The Fisherman's Bastion next to Matyas Church offers breathtaking views over Castle Hill on Buda side - a sight that captures the essence of Central Europe. Delving into manuscripts and codexes reveals more about Matyas' legacy. The Presentation manuscript for Matthias Corvinus (Ms 85. I. I. Aug. 2) showcases intricate craftsmanship from centuries ago while depicting important events like his marriage to Beatrice of Aragon in 1476 (chromolitho). A vellum page with a portrait further immortalizes Matthias I (1440-90) Corvinus - a ruler whose reign left an indelible mark on Hungarian history. Photographs capture moments frozen in time; EyeUbiquitous_20105953 transports us back to June 29th, 2007 when Europe witnessed the splendorous beauty surrounding Matyas Church on Castle Hill at dusk. Towering above Budapest's landscape is another gem - Tower of Matthias Church - reminding us how this iconic structure has stood tall throughout generations. As we immerse ourselves in these glimpses into history, it becomes evident why Matyas holds such reverence across continents. It symbolizes not only architectural magnificence but also embodies power and spirituality.