🌱🌱" Cedar (Following Csontváry)" a poem by Erzsébet Zubor poetess 🌱🌱
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Philosophical and humanist poetess Erzsébet Zubor
has been writting since 1994.
A poetess visionary and spiritual, her writtings based on philosophical deep thoughts and nature, personal experiences contain excellent sarcasm and criticism of society.
Hungarian authors Béla Hamvas and Imre Madách are true inspirational sources by their similar life experiences, although lived in different time.
She written essays,
haiku poems inspired by Japanese and Chinese poetry,
lyrical poems : 3 cycle of poems: "Water, Earth, Sky",
and psychodrama called "Androgynos".
"The sunken world", "The Home of Trees" are prophetic pieces, as well
transcendental and visionary, written in the spirit of Prophets of the Old Testament
reflected on the bias of society.
She chosen as her motto:
"Angry For And Not Against You"
by Attila József Hungarian poet.
Csontváry Kosztka, Tivadar - Pilgrimage to the Cedars of Lebanon
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A poem from the psychodrama called "Androgynos".
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Cedar
(Following Csontváry)
It's Green foliage floats in space
Rustling in the blue sky
Stretches out its leafy branches
Buzzes, buzzes, makes music
Carries the song of the Root
Towards distant, endless roads
It stretches out its leafy branches
as live radar, broadcasting
From Earth to Heaven
From Heaven to Earth
This giant, common secret
composed as ancestral prayer
and accompanied by the cedar.
1999
Erzsébet Zubor
Inspiration by
Csontváry Kosztka, Tivadar - Pilgrimage to the Cedars of Lebanon
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Inspiráció:
Csontváry Kosztka, Tivadar - Zarándoklás a cédrusokhoz Libanonban
On the ocasion of Tivadar Csontváry Kosztka (1853–1919) was born 170 years ago:
The anniversary is marked
by an exhibition jointly organised by the Museum of Fine Arts–Hungarian National Gallery
and the Janus Pannonius Museum of Pécs.
The displayed material assembled from the two
public collections preserving the most important works of the brilliant painter opened
within the framework of the Bartók Spring International Art Weeks on 13 April,
in the Museum of Fine Arts, where it runs for three months.
An exhibition of Csontváry’s works last opened in the
Museum of Fine Arts in Budapest sixty years ago, in 1963,
while in Pécs the works displayed in the Csontváry Museum
will be supplemented with pieces from the Budapest collection
for the first time. Thanks to the cooperation between the two
institutions, the public can now see Csontváry’s famous Self-portrait,
The Lonely Cedar, his monumental Ruins of the Ancient Greek
Theatre at Taormina, his large-scale Valley of Great Tarpatak
in the High Tatra as well as his Pilgrimage to the Cedars in Lebanon and Waterfall at Jajce together.
About The Budapest’s Museum of Fine Arts
The Museum of Fine Arts, opened in 1906, is reputed to be among Europe’s most prominent museums.
Its multi-faceted collections and their historical continuity coupled with the large number
of masterpieces undoubtedly earn it a prestigious place among public collections.
The Museum of Fine Arts displays the treasures of international and Hungarian
art spanning from ancient times to the end of the eighteenth century, while its large-scale
temporary exhibitions attract hundreds of thousands of visitors.
After the most comprehensive reconstruction project in its history,
the museum re-opened at the end of 2018. Thanks to the modernisation,
the Museum of Fine Arts now satisfies twenty-first-century requirements for collection care and visitor engagement.
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