Nefelejcs Straße 26, Primavera (um 1885), 2025 Erzsébetváros.jpg

Spring/Primavera glass (around 1885 works) by Miksa Róth. - Miksa Róth Memorial House. Miks Róth, the stained glass artist's apartment and studio was between 1910-1944, and his estate is protected. The building originally belonged to furniture maker Gyula Jaiser, since 1906 to Samuel Gelb, and it is currently the Róth Miksa Memorial House (Est. 1999), featuring two permanent exhibitions. Exhibited stained glass and mosaics by Miksa Róth, a couple from the Róth Collection. Also there is a Miksa Róth bust by Alajos Strobl (1925). Staircase 'Ars longa, vita brevis' window by Miksa Róth around 1910, replica by Erzsébet Pintér installed around 1998. - In the dining room (part of the 'house exhibition'), there is 'late German' (altdeutsch) robust furniture from the last third of the 19th century in the neorenesans style; at the windows are neo-Gothic textiles/curtains? designed by Róth (curtains?), a more recent Art Nouveau sofa, and a Thonet chair from around the turn of the century, a portrait paintings of Miksa Róth, and the 'Little girl' 1930s Bronze bust, by unknown artist. Also in the dining room: The commemorative medal of the Paris World Exhibition 1900; bronze commemorative medal for participating in the Millennium World Exhibition 1898, plaque creator: Beck Ö. Fülöp; the badge of the international jury of the Milan World Exhibition (L'Esposizione Internazionale del Sempione, 1906) UNDER its three awards/orders to Miksa Róth: The Italian Order of the Crown bestowed by Vikt

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