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Kiscell Museum - Budapest History Museum
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The Kiscell Museum, a division of the Budapest History Museum, is housed in an 18th-century monastery, which was converted in 1910 into a luxurious mansion by the art collector and furniture manufacturer, Max Schmidt.
The museum contains three excellent sections; a complete 19th-century apothecary brought from Kálvin tér, a collection of ancient signboards advertising shops and other trades, and rooms in empire, Biedermeier and art nouveau furniture.
There is also an impressive collection of works by artists József Rippl-Rónai, Lajos Tihanyi, István Csók and Béla Czóbel and organised by the Municipal Picture Gallery (Fővárosi Képtár). The stark Gothic church shell is used for temporary multimedia and art exhibits.
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Kiscell Museum - Budapest History Museum
