Andrassy Collection

The Berlin Congress of 1878 (photogravure)
819046 The Berlin Congress of 1878 (photogravure) by Werner, Anton Alexander von (1843-1915) (after); Private Collection; (add.info)

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Hungary, Budapest, Statue of Count Gyula Andrassy, Hungarys Prime Minister between 1867 and 1871 with Hungarian Parliament Building behind

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Hungary, Budapest, Statue of Count Gyula Andrassy, Hungarys Prime Minister between 1867 and 1871 with Hungarian Parliament Building behind

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Hungary, Budapest, Statue of Count Gyula Andrassy, Hungarys Prime Minister between 1867 and 1871 with Hungarian Parliament Building behind

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Hungary, Budapest, Statue of Count Gyula Andrassy, Hungarys Prime Minister between 1867 and 1871 with St Matthias Church and Castle Hill in the background

Count Julius Andrassy (1823-1890), Hungarian statesman, c1880. Andrassy was a supporter of Lajos Kossuth and the struggle for independence from Austria (1848-1849)

CONGRESS OF BERLIN, 1878. The Congress of Berlin, 1878. Prince Aleksandr Gorchakov of Russia, seated at left, speaks with British Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli

Buildings Budapest Trams 1912 Waitzner Ring Andrassy
Buildings in Budapest, Trams in Budapest, 1912, Budapest, Waitzner Ring und Andrassy, Strasze, Hungary

Villas Budapest Animals Historical images Andrassy Avenue
Villas in Budapest, Animals of Budapest, Historical images of Andrassy Avenue, 1912, Budapest, Andrassy, Strasze, Villarayon, Hungary

Buildings Budapest Horse-drawn carriages Hungary
Buildings in Budapest, Horse-drawn carriages in Hungary, Kodaly korond, 1912, Budapest, Andrassy, Strasze, Rotunde

Equestrian statue Gyula Andrassy Budapest
Equestrian statue of Gyula Andrassy in Budapest by Gyorgy Zala, 1906, Andrassy, Denkmal, Hungary

Andrassy, Gyula, Count (1823- 1890). Hungarian politician. Engraving. Colored

Hungarian Statesman Count Gyula Andrassy
Count Gyula Andrassy (1823 1890)Hungarian statesman, who served as Prime Minister of Hungary (1867 1871). Date: 1877

The Meeting of the Emperors: I. William I. of Germany; 2. Francis Joseph I. of Austria; 3. Alexander Ii. of Russia; 4. Prince Gortchakoff; 5. Count Andrassy; 6. Prince Bismarck

COUNT JULIUS ANDRASSY Born March 8, I823. Died February 1890, COUNT GYULA ANDRASSY, HUNGARIAN, HUNGARY, engraving 1890

CONGRESS OF BERLIN, 1878. The Congress of Berlin, 1878. Prince Aleksandr Gorchakov of Russia, seated at left, speaks with British Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli

Count Julius Andrassy (1823-1890) Hungarian statesman, supporter of Kossuth and struggle for independence (1848-9). In exile until 1858: Prime Minister of Hungary 1867

Elizabeth of Bavaria (1837-1898) centre, fox hunting, maybe with Count Julius Andrassy. Elizabeth, a superb horsewoman and keen follower to hounds

Count Julius Andrassy (1823-1890) Hungarian statesman, supporter of Kossuth and the struggle for independence (1848-1849). In exile until 1858: Prime Minister of Hungary 1867. Engraving c1880

COUNT JULIUS ANDRASSY Born March 8, I823. Died February 1890, COUNT GYULA ANDRASSY, HUNGARIAN, HUNGARY, engraving 1890

Andrassy, Gyula, Count (1823- 1890). Hungarian politician. Engraving

Andrassy, Gyula (, 1823-Volosca Kassa, 1890). Hungarian politician

Budapest, Hungary - Andrassy Street

Count Gyula Andrassy
COUNT GYULA ANDRASSY Hungarian statesman

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Andrassy Avenue, also known as the Andrássy út in Hungarian, is a historic boulevard located in Budapest, Hungary. This iconic street holds significant historical and political importance within its elegant architecture. One of the notable events associated with Andrassy Avenue is the Berlin Congress of 1878. Captured in a mesmerizing photogravure from that time, this congress aimed to redraw the map of Europe after the Russo-Turkish War. The image showcases Count Julius Andrassy, a prominent Hungarian statesman who played a crucial role during this conference. Count Gyula Andrassy's influence extended beyond his involvement in international politics. A captivating engraving portrays him as an esteemed Hungarian politician during the late 19th century. His dedication to his country and leadership skills are evident through this colored depiction. The Congress of Berlin itself was attended by influential figures such as Prince Aleksandr Gorchakov of Russia. Their discussions shaped European history and had lasting effects on various nations involved. As we explore further along Andrassy Avenue, we encounter stunning buildings and trams from different eras. In one snapshot taken in 1912, Budapest's architectural marvels stand tall alongside bustling trams on Waitzner Ring - showcasing how this avenue has evolved over time while maintaining its grandeur. Not only does Andrassy Avenue boast impressive structures but it also houses beautiful villas that have witnessed countless historical moments throughout their existence. These villas serve as witnesses to both human triumphs and tragedies that have unfolded along this prestigious avenue for centuries. Animals too find solace amidst these historical surroundings; they roam freely near Andrassy Avenue's green spaces captured beautifully in historical images dating back decades ago. Whether it be through political conferences like the Berlin Congress or through remarkable individuals like Count Gyula Andrassy himself, there is no denying that Andrassy Avenue stands as a testament to Hungary's rich history and enduring legacy.