A picture from photo collection of photographer Sándor Bauer who was the photo reporter of the Hungarian Film Office (belonged to MTI) as of 1946, and the employee of magazine Vendéglátás as of 1957. His legacy is about 20 thousand photos, mainly in negative.

An event at the Hungarian National Gallery.

A picture from the photo collection of photographer Sándor Bauer who was the photo reporter of the Hungarian Film Office (belonged to MTI) as of 1946, and the employee of magazine Vendéglátás as of 1957. His legacy is about 20 thousand photos, mainly in negative.

Memorial tablet of orientalist university teacher Ignác Goldziher on the right side of the gate at 4 Holló Street, Budapest.

A picture from the photo collection of photographer Sándor Bauer who was the photo reporter of the Hungarian Film Office (belonged to MTI) as of 1946, and the employee of magazine Vendéglátás as of 1957. His legacy is about 20 thousand photos, mainly in negative.

Memorial tablets of chief rabbi Dr. Sámuel Kohn and orientalist university teacher Ignác Goldziher on the two sides of the gate at nr. 4 Holló Street, Budapest.

A picture from the photo collection of photographer Sándor Bauer who was the photo reporter of the Hungarian Film Office (belonged to MTI) as of 1946, and the employee of magazine Vendéglátás as of 1957. His legacy is about 20 thousand photos, mainly in negative.

Interior of a restaurant.

A picture from the photo collection of photographer Sándor Bauer who was the photo reporter of the Hungarian Film Office (belonged to MTI) as of 1946, and the employee of magazine Vendéglátás as of 1957. His legacy is about 20 thousand photos, mainly in negative.

Renovated in 1973 to the 100th anniversary of the unification of the quarters Pest-Buda-Óbuda, the delicately elegant Angelika Café opened in the basement of a three-and-a-half-century old listed building. It soon became the gathering place of writers, poets and great performers interpreting their works here. This discreetly elegant yet homely place was more than a literary café: a tiny empire of spirit and art.