MIÉNK

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Pál Szinyei Merse On the Swing (1869)

József Rippl-Rónai Körtvélyesi Castle (1901)

Károly Ferenczy Summer (1901)

The MIÉNK (Magyar Impresszionisták és Naturalisták Köre ) was the Hungarian society of impressionists and naturalists . It was founded in 1907 by artists such as Károly Ferenczy , Valér Ferenczy , Béla Iványi-Grünwald and István Réti . In January 1908 the first exhibition took place, shown in the National Salon Budapest (Nemzeti Szalon) . The second exhibition of the salon opened on January 14, 1909, also in the Hungarian capital. Since this show the association has exhibited in Cluj-Napoca , Oradea and Arad . The last exhibition was opened in 1910.

Exhibiting artists

• István Csók
• Béla Czóbel
• Károly Ferenczy
• Valér Ferenczy
• Adolf Fényes
• Oszkár Glatz
• Béla Iványi-Grünwald
• Károly Kernstok
• Gyula Kosztolányi (May)
• Gusztáv Magyar Mannheimer
• Ödön Márffy
• Ferenc Olgyay
• Bertalan Pór
• István Réti
• József Rippl-Rónai
• Frigyes Strobentz
• Pál Szinyei Merse
• János Vaszary
• Sandor digit
• Lajos Zombory

literature

• Krisztina Passuth : Meeting places of the avant-garde East Central Europe 1907 - 1930 . Translated from the Hungarian by Anikó Harmath. Budapest: Balassi 2003 (1998), p. 53