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The author describes the late Copper Age finds that were recovered during the digging of a cellar at Vác, among them an amphora, which was decorated with a realistic cattle head. According to the ornaments and the shape, the vessel can be dated from the middle phase of the Boleráz group and it stands without analogues among the zoomorphic representations of the Baden culture. Its uniqueness underlines that it was prepared not with a profane purpose: it must have had a specific role, it perhaps contained corn offering. The cattle head representation is also linked with the important role the animal played in the life of the Baden population.
1980 32 97 116 Szenthe G. 2006 A Vác-kavicsbányai avar temető értékelése. ELTE BTK Szakdolgozat. Kézirat
Egy ismeretlen váci reneszánsz balusztrádról
On an unknown balustrade from vác
, 21 – 32 . Chobot Ferenc : A váczi egyházmegye történeti névtára. Második rész: A papság életadatai . Vác 1917 . Paul Davies – David Hemsoll : renaissance Balusters and the Antique . Architectural History 26 . 1983 , 1 – 23 ., 117 – 122
-Juetter 2007 Intrathoracic insertion of the VAC device in a case plaural empyema 20 years after pneomenctomy Ann Thorac 84 1762 4 . 7
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The relief in the Hungarian National Museum, attributed in the Hungarian art historio-graphy to a local Hungarian Master of the Renaissance shows stylistic features of the Verrocchio cercle and may be dated earlier than the inscription with the date of 1526. It was a sculpted image which could be inserted into an architecture or in a frame. In 1777 it was surely in the possession of a canon of Vác cathedral, but its provenience – determined by the division of the aristocratic family of the Báthory in a Catholic and a Protestant line – is uncertain and can only be enlighted by written sources.
Tragor I.: Az emberi élet Vácon és vidékén az őskortól napjainkig. Vác, 1936, Kapisztrán Ny., 5. fejezet. Tragor I. Az emberi élet Vácon és vidékén az
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Isidor Marcellus Ganneval (whose well-known family name “Canevale”does not occur in contemporary sources) went to Vienna together with Servandoni. He was commissioned with the building of Vác Cathedral by Bishop Count Christoph Migazzi in 1761, by changing the plans made by Franz Anton Pilgram at the time of Bishop Károly Eszterházy. Keeping the foundations already laid, Ganneval altered the aspect of the church building in the spirit of French Neoclassicism both in the service of Catholic ideas of Rome and in the sense of Winckelmann's thoughts. The second part of the study is devoted to the motif of the triumphal arch in Ganneval's work. That in Vác, which was built by Bishop Migazzi for the visit of Empress Maria Theresa to the city, is in close relationship with Migazzi's patronage. The Author attributes also a triumphal arch in Heusenstamm, the estate of Count E. E. von Schönborn (near Frankfurt a. M.) to Ganneval. Further, the entrance gate to the Augarten in Vienna and the impact of Ganneval's creations in Hungary and Austria are studied.
„Akit a sors kiemelt a többi festő közül” Schervitz Mátyás (†1771) budai Festő oltárképei
Altarpieces of Buda painter Mátyás Schervitz (†1771)
Mátyás Schervitz (Buda ? – Buda 1771) was a popular and highly esteemed artist in Buda-Víziváros in his time, as his epitaph also proves. The painter of Illyrian origin occurs by a variety of name forms in the sources: Scherviz, Scherwiz, Scherwitz, Scheravitz, Scheravics, Seravits, Scherevitsch, Scherevitz, Scherowitz, Schibiz, Szeravics, Xeravich. The hypothetical dates of his birth and death proposed by his first monographer Arnold Schoen (Mathias Tarvitz, c. 1701–1771, St Anne Parish Church of Upper Víziváros) can only be questioned in theory by the more recently discovered works painted in 1768–69, for the registers of the Franciscan Church of St Francis’s Wounds – to which the family presumably belonged – are latent at present.
The painter Schervitz became a registered citizen of Buda in 1741. He received several minor assignments (such as flag painting, gilding, marbling, ephemeral triumphal arches) and some greater jobs (paintings for the high altars of the St Catherine Church in Tabán and the St Elisabeth Church in Víziváros, and the fresco in the sanctuary of the Újlak church) in Buda, but these works have perished over the centuries. The ruined St Elisabeth altarpiece of the Capuchins of Víziváros (1760) is known from a photo. A documented work by his hand is the fresco decoration of the library room at the Ráday mansion in Pécel dated 1763. The St Ivo altarpiece of the Óbuda parish church (1759) was added to the oeuvre after style critical analyses, similarly to the sanctuary frescoes in the Church of St Francis’s Wounds (1756).
The key to the altar painting style of Mátyás Schervitz is provided by the altarpieces (St Anne, St Francis Seraphicus) in the former Franciscan church of Dunaföldvár painted in 1768 and certified with archival data. His Immaculate Conception with Adam and Eve in the same church was also identified by its style. With their help, the picture of the bye-altar showing the Stigmatization of St Francis in the former Franciscan church of Zombor (1769) and the high altar picture (1756), as well as the altarpiece of St Margaret of Cortona (1756) in the church of St Francis’s Wounds in Víziváros can now be safely attributed to him. These works help us recognize Schervitz’s brushwork on the altarpiece of the high altar in the former Dominican church of Pest (c. 1760) showing the founder of the order St Dominic receiving the Rosary from the Virgin. The Guardian Angel altarpiece in the Franciscan church of Vác can also be recognized as his work. Research presumes that the artist working at such high level of quality was educated in Vienna; the clue to identifying his master lies perhaps in his faultless presentation of architectural space. Mátyás Schervitz applied the conventional baroque oil painting technique (canvas support built from several pieces, yellow ground, patch painting). His anatomical knowledge was excellent, his rendering of space virtuosic, his figures are lively, proportionately built and markedly characterized. He did not sign any of his so-far known works.
Binder János Fülöp metszetei a máriaradnai kegyképről a budai Landerer-nyomda kiadványaiban (1762–1771)
Illustrations by János Fülöp binder connected to Máriaradna in the miracle-books issued by the Landerer-press in Buda
). 11 Világos Berkes-hegy… Vác 1796. (Petrik V. 542). 12 Knapp Éva – Tüskés Gábor: Barokk kori mirákulumos könyvek illusztrációsorozatai.Magyar Könyvszemle CXII. 1996, 30–32; Knapp Éva – Tüskés
A vákuumtámogatott sebkezelés eredményei szívműtétet követő sternotomiás sebfertőzésekben
Results of vacuum-assisted wound closure system in the treatment of sternotomy wound infections following cardiac surgery
Suppl. 2 33 A92 . 14. KCI : V.A.C. therapy clinical guidelines 2003 , 6 – 10 . 15. KCI : V .A.C. therapy clinical guidelines
