Ferencz Collection

Franz (Ferencz) Liszt (1811-1886) Hungarian pianist and composer. After a photograph

Ferencz Hegedus - Hungarian Violinist
Ferencz Hegedus (1881-1944) - Hungarian Violinist. Date: circa 1910s

Franz Josef Platz, Budapest, Hungary
Franz Josef Platz (Ferencz Jozsef-ter), Budapest, Hungary

Ferencz Deak - 2
FERENCZ DEAK Hungarian statesman, former minister of justice, deputy to the Hungarian Diet. Date: 1803 - 1876

Ferencz Deak - 1
FERENCZ DEAK Hungarian statesman, former minister of justice, deputy to the Hungarian Diet. Date: 1803 - 1876

The Abbe. Franz (Ferencz) Liszt (1811-1886) Hungarian pianist and composer shortly after his third and last visit to England when he played for Queen Victoria at Windsor. Liszt died on 31 July 1886

Franz (Ferencz) Liszt (1811-1886), Hungarian pianist and composer in 1832 at the age of 21. Engraving from The Illustrated London News (London, 1886)

Franz Liszt - Stuttgart Statue
Monument erected in the Schlosspark in Sttugart to commemorate the life and works of the composer Franz Liszt (1811-1886). Erected in 1903 and carved/designed by Adolf Fremd Date: circa 1904

Ferenc Kossuth - Hungarian Politician
Ferenc Kossuth (1841 - 1914), politician - became the deputy of Cegld in the Hungarian parliament

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Franz (Ferencz) Liszt (1811-1886) - A Hungarian Triumvirate of Arts and Politics: This photograph captures the enigmatic Hungarian pianist and composer, Franz (Ferencz) Liszt, in his prime at the age of 21. Born in the heart of Budapest, at Franz Josef Platz, Liszt's prodigious talent was evident from an early age. Among his contemporaries were two other remarkable figures: Ferencz Hegedus, a virtuoso Hungarian violinist, and Ferencz Deak, a brilliant Hungarian politician. The three men, each a master in their respective fields, left indelible marks on Hungarian culture and history. Liszt, often referred to as the "First Teacher of Modern Keyboard Art," revolutionized piano playing with his virtuosic technique and innovative compositions. His later life saw him not only as a composer but also as a conductor and a mentor to many young musicians. The statue of Franz Liszt in Stuttgart, Germany, stands as a testament to his enduring legacy. Meanwhile, Ferencz Deak, a key figure in the Hungarian Revolution of 1848, fought for the independence and unity of his country. In this photograph, we see the youthful Ferencz Liszt, poised at the brink of a brilliant career. Yet, the shadows of his contemporaries, Hegedus and Deak, remind us of the rich cultural and political tapestry that shaped his world.