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We wish a blessed, beautiful holiday to all our dear readers with a page fron the Matthias Gradual – the most richly decorated corvina – depicting the resurrection of Jesus.

Until October 31, 2021, two Oxford University Press databases, Oxford Handbooks Online and Oxford (Grove) Art Online, will be made available remotely by our library. We provide remote access to our registered readers as follows: click on “Sign in via your Institution”, then under “Select your Institution” choose the National Széchenyi Library Select from the list, then enter your reader pass number (username) and password (date of birth).

A free outdoor exhibition of Géza Faragó’s (1877–1928) posters kept in our collection opened in Budapest under the title What the Street Tells.

Dear Readers, 

We would like to inform you that on Friday, March 12, from 6 am to 8 am, due to IT maintenance, our institutional website (oszk.hu) is expected to be unavailable intermittently.

Thank you for your understanding in advance.

Dear Readers and Visitors!

“Heaven must be a place where the library is open twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week..”

Alan Bradley