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30/01/2026

Set of three Vintage Fireclay Sculpture Collection for SALE by the Artist Komlós István made in the 1960/1970’s signed.

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26/12/2025

Exceptional unique abstract fine art collection for sale on ArtOrigo

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11/05/2025

The Thomas Muhl collection is out for sale ! New paintings are live daily

Link: https://artorigo.com/thomas-muhl-collection

Thomas P. Muhl was a Hungarian-American painter, writer, and designer, born in Budapest in 1934. As a child, he survived the Holocaust while confined to the Budapest Ghetto with his mother. His father, a classically trained musician serving in the Hungarian army, managed to rescue them just days before mass deportations began. In the early 1950s, Muhl served in the Hungarian Army’s Art Studio, where he painted large-scale propaganda portraits of political figures like Lenin and Stalin. He also created copies of Old Masters’ paintings for the private collections of Communist officials. Following the failed Hungarian Revolution of 1956, Muhl and his wife Andrea fled Hungary, enduring a perilous journey across the Austrian border. After spending time in England, where he studied at the Royal Academy of Art and worked for Halas & Batchelor Ltd., Europe’s largest cartoon film studio, they immigrated to the United States. In the U.S., Muhl built a successful career as a Creative Director for major advertising agencies, including Young & Rubicam, J. Walter Thompson, and Bates Saatchi & Saatchi. He also wrote film scripts for documentaries and television, as well as print advertising. Muhl’s memoir, Retouching Stalin’s Moustache, recounts his experiences from the Holocaust through his emigration and life in America. The book has been used as a textbook at Florida International University. Settling in Miami, Florida, in 1974, Muhl’s artistic style evolved, inspired by the region’s lush foliage and changing skies. His large canvases depicted the beauty of the tropical environment, aiming to transform everyday scenes into something transcendent. Thomas P. Muhl passed away in 2020, leaving behind a legacy of resilience and artistic expression.

30/04/2025

The Thomas Muhl collection is out for sale ! New paintings are live daily

Link: https://artorigo.com/thomas-muhl-collection

Thomas P. Muhl was a Hungarian-American painter, writer, and designer, born in Budapest in 1934. As a child, he survived the Holocaust while confined to the Budapest Ghetto with his mother. His father, a classically trained musician serving in the Hungarian army, managed to rescue them just days before mass deportations began. In the early 1950s, Muhl served in the Hungarian Army’s Art Studio, where he painted large-scale propaganda portraits of political figures like Lenin and Stalin. He also created copies of Old Masters’ paintings for the private collections of Communist officials. Following the failed Hungarian Revolution of 1956, Muhl and his wife Andrea fled Hungary, enduring a perilous journey across the Austrian border. After spending time in England, where he studied at the Royal Academy of Art and worked for Halas & Batchelor Ltd., Europe’s largest cartoon film studio, they immigrated to the United States. In the U.S., Muhl built a successful career as a Creative Director for major advertising agencies, including Young & Rubicam, J. Walter Thompson, and Bates Saatchi & Saatchi. He also wrote film scripts for documentaries and television, as well as print advertising. Muhl’s memoir, Retouching Stalin’s Moustache, recounts his experiences from the Holocaust through his emigration and life in America. The book has been used as a textbook at Florida International University. Settling in Miami, Florida, in 1974, Muhl’s artistic style evolved, inspired by the region’s lush foliage and changing skies. His large canvases depicted the beauty of the tropical environment, aiming to transform everyday scenes into something transcendent. Thomas P. Muhl passed away in 2020, leaving behind a legacy of resilience and artistic expression.

23/04/2025

💵 For Sale: set of 8 chandeliers + wall appliqués from the famous Circle Hotel Budapest built in 1967

Link: https://artorig.com/private-collection

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Chasing the Legendary Building of Budapest: The Story of the Iconic “Körszálló” (Circle Hotel)

One of Budapest’s iconic buildings, Körszálló (Circle Hotel), holds a special place in the city’s history and architectural heritage. Opened in 1967, this circular building atop Rózsadomb (Rose Hill) stands as a hallmark of modernist architecture in Hungary. Let’s take a closer look at the story behind this remarkable structure!

The Birth of “Körszálló” (Circle Hotel)
The design of “Körszálló” (Circle Hotel) began in the early 1960s, during a time when socialist modernism ushered in numerous large-scale construction projects in Hungary. The architectural plans were created by József Finta, one of the era’s most prominent and innovative architects. The hotel’s bold, circular shape was a groundbreaking choice, reflecting the era’s technological optimism and a spirit of embracing innovation.

The Opening and Golden Era
When the hotel opened its doors in 1967, it symbolised modern luxury and quickly became a favorite gathering spot for Budapest’s elite and foreign tourists. Its interiors combined elegance with functionality, offering unique experiences through a panoramic restaurant and rooftop terrace. Cutting-edge features, such as an air-conditioning system—a rarity in Hungary at the time—also set it apart.

23/04/2025

The Thomas Muhl collection is out for sale ! New paintings are live daily

Link: https://artorigo.com/thomas-muhl-collection

Thomas P. Muhl was a Hungarian-American painter, writer, and designer, born in Budapest in 1934. As a child, he survived the Holocaust while confined to the Budapest Ghetto with his mother. His father, a classically trained musician serving in the Hungarian army, managed to rescue them just days before mass deportations began. In the early 1950s, Muhl served in the Hungarian Army’s Art Studio, where he painted large-scale propaganda portraits of political figures like Lenin and Stalin. He also created copies of Old Masters’ paintings for the private collections of Communist officials. Following the failed Hungarian Revolution of 1956, Muhl and his wife Andrea fled Hungary, enduring a perilous journey across the Austrian border. After spending time in England, where he studied at the Royal Academy of Art and worked for Halas & Batchelor Ltd., Europe’s largest cartoon film studio, they immigrated to the United States. In the U.S., Muhl built a successful career as a Creative Director for major advertising agencies, including Young & Rubicam, J. Walter Thompson, and Bates Saatchi & Saatchi. He also wrote film scripts for documentaries and television, as well as print advertising. Muhl’s memoir, Retouching Stalin’s Moustache, recounts his experiences from the Holocaust through his emigration and life in America. The book has been used as a textbook at Florida International University. Settling in Miami, Florida, in 1974, Muhl’s artistic style evolved, inspired by the region’s lush foliage and changing skies. His large canvases depicted the beauty of the tropical environment, aiming to transform everyday scenes into something transcendent. Thomas P. Muhl passed away in 2020, leaving behind a legacy of resilience and artistic expression.

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