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Continuity/Rupture: Art and Architecture in Central Europe 1918-1939

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Publications by Nóra Veszprémi

‘Lajos Fülep, The task of Hungarian art history (1951) [introduction and English translation],’ Journal of Art Historiography 6.11 (2014) 11/NV1

‘Gambling on Genius: Károly Kotász, Stormy Landscape with Blue and Red Figures (c.1928)’, Midlands Art Papers 1.1 (2017)

moholy nagy cat

László Moholy-Nagy: Cat, seen from above, c. 1926 (Metropolitan Museum of Art) – photo: www.metmuseum.org

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