Rakoczi Collection

Francis II Rakoczi, 1800s. Creator: Anonymous
Francis II Rakoczi, 1800s. Found in the Collection of Slovak National Gallery, Bratislava

Portrait of George II Rakoczi (1621-1660), 1657. Creator: Aubry, Peter (1596-1666)
Portrait of George II Rakoczi (1621-1660), 1657. Private Collection

Francis II Rakoczi, 1704. Artist: Anonymous
Francis II Rakoczi, 1704. From a private collection

Francis II Rakoczi, Early 18th cen Artist: Anonymous
Francis II Rakoczi, Early 18th cen.. Found in the collection of the State History Museum, Moscow

Portrait of Princess Rakoczi (1649-1722), ca 1720. Artist: Largilliere, Nicolas, de (1656-1746)
Portrait of Princess Rakoczi (1649-1722), ca 1720. Found in the collection of the National Gallery, London

Trams Budapest Horse-drawn carriages Hungary
Trams in Budapest, Horse-drawn carriages in Hungary, Unidentified automobiles in Hungary, Buildings in Budapest, 1912, Budapest, Rakoczi, Strasze mit Straszenbahnen und Verkehr

Trams Budapest Buildings Advertising columns
Trams in Budapest, Buildings in Budapest, Advertising columns, 1912, Budapest, Rakoczi, Strasze mit Straszenbahnen, Hungary

Francis II Rakoczi, 1712. Artist: Manyoki, Adam (1673-1757)
Francis II Rakoczi, 1712. Found in the collection of the Magyar Nemzeti Galeria

Rakoczi, Ferenc II (1676-1735). Prince of Transylvania and Hungary. Sculpture of Ferenc II Rakoczi. Sculpture on bronze

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Discover the captivating history of Francis II Rakoczi, a 17th-century Hungarian nobleman and freedom fighter. Witness his determination through portraits from the 1650s to the early 1700s, including works by Aubry, Largilliere, and Manyoki. Explore Budapest's vibrant streets filled with horse-drawn carriages and advertising columns, as you delve deeper into the story of Rakoczi's quest for independence. From the reign of George II Rakoczi in 1657 to the early 18th century, this enigmatic figure left an indelible mark on Hungarian history.