Vankóné Dudás Juli Emlékház
The memorial house and village heritage house in Galgamácsa presents the works of the naive painter Vankóné Dudás Juli and memories of local peasant life in a house from 1905.
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About the museum
The memorial house is located in a peasant house in Galgamácsa built in 1905, which has been renovated; since 1989 it has borne the name of Vankóné Dudás Juli (1919–1984). The internationally recognised naive painter depicted the traditions, costumes and festivals of the village.
Paintings and pencil drawings by Dudás Juli hang on the walls of the clean room and the summer kitchen. The other part of the collection recalls the old life of the village: utensils, the folk costume of Galgamácsa, a craftsman’s workshop, and characteristic small agricultural machines and tools gathered in a barn.
Highlights
- Naive paintings and drawings by Vankóné Dudás Juli
- Folk costume of Galgamácsa
- Old utensils and a craftsman’s workshop
- Small agricultural machines in the barn
Permanent exhibitions
- Vankóné Dudás Juli festményei – The core of the exhibition consists of the paintings, drawings and painted plates of the naive painter.
- Galgamácsa néprajzi emlékei – Furnished peasant house interior, utensils, folk costume and agricultural tools.
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