Andrea Rózsavölgyi

ANDREA RÓZSAVÖLGYI (Budapest, 1979) works at the Budapest Museum of Fine Arts as associate curator of the Collection of Sculpture before 1800. She earned her PhD in art history at Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest, and her dissertation was written about Emil Delmár’s art collection. She also conducts research on the history of the sculpture collection and the medieval and Renaissance plaster cast collection of the Museum of Fine Arts. She won several fellowships to Berne, London and now at the Center for the History of Collecting of the Frick Collection in New York.

THE COLLECTION OF MEDIEVAL AND RENAISSANCE PLASTER CASTS OF THE BUDAPEST MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS

The aim of this study is to give a brief overview of the creation and history of the plaster cast collection of medieval and Renaissance sculptures of the Budapest Museum of Fine Arts. It will present how the collection was conceived and assembled, compared to similar collections of plaster reproductions

2016.03.03.

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