Gyula

Hungary, in a little village named Eytas, situated not far from a little town called Gyula, eight miles below Grosswardein; and his kindred made their living from horses and cattle.

Albert Durer T. Sturge Moore 1907

All images in this post were provided by Gyula Kosice, and are reproduced with his permission.

David Galenson: An Artistic Gem in Buenos Aires David Galenson 2011

In 1928, four-year-old Gyula Kosice arrived in Buenos Aires with his family, Hungarian immigrants seeking a better life in Argentina.

David Galenson: An Artistic Gem in Buenos Aires David Galenson 2011

With works by Hungarian art photographers and photojournalists including Brassaï (born Gyula Halász), Robert Capa (Endre Ernö Friedmann), André Kertész (Andor Kohn) and László Moholy-Nagy (László Weisz), you realize you are in household-name territory.

Worth a Thousand Words Paul Levy 2011

In 1928, four-year-old Gyula Kosice arrived in Buenos Aires with his family, Hungarian immigrants seeking a better life in Argentina.

David Galenson: An Artistic Gem in Buenos Aires David Galenson 2011

In 1928, four-year-old Gyula Kosice arrived in Buenos Aires with his family, Hungarian immigrants seeking a better life in Argentina.

David Galenson: An Artistic Gem in Buenos Aires David Galenson 2011

Brassaï (Gyula Halász) made his reputation in 1933 with the publication of "Paris de nuit" ("Paris by Night"), a rakish book of the city's monuments and dives, boulevards and brothels.

A Snapshot in the Dark William Meyers 2011

All images in this post were provided by Gyula Kosice, and are reproduced with his permission.

David Galenson: An Artistic Gem in Buenos Aires David Galenson 2011

"We've made a lot of improvements," said Gyula Pleschinger, a minister of state in Hungary's Economy Ministry.

Hungary Standoff Spurs Currency's Fall Gordon Fairclough 2012

All images in this post were provided by Gyula Kosice, and are reproduced with his permission.

David Galenson: An Artistic Gem in Buenos Aires David Galenson 2011