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Traditional Hungarian folk dance group in costume posing with instruments, Szentlőrinc, 1932. The picture was taken by photographer Landesz Photo.
Black and white portrait of a young girl standing on a street in Túrkeve, Hungary, 1940s, wearing traditional attire.
A black-and-white photo of a Hungarian man from the 1930s wearing a suit and hat, standing beside a lace-covered table.
A black-and-white photo of a Hungarian woman from the 1930s wearing a formal dark dress and standing confidently.
A black-and-white photo of a young girl in traditional Hungarian attire from 1941, posing confidently.
Black and white 1920s outdoor portrait of two women seated with a man standing behind them, taken in Hungary.
Black and white vintage photo of a woman in traditional attire, standing indoors in a decorated room, 1933.
Black and white vintage photograph of a young couple standing close together, examining a book, taken in Hungary in 1939.
A black-and-white photo of a woman in sunglasses posing at an outdoor café with a live band in Badacsonytomaj, Hungary, 1950s. Magyary-Kossa Katalin
A man playing an accordion in front of a rustic building with climbing plants, Hungary, 1952, black-and-white photograph.
Vintage 1944 portrait of a young Hungarian man in traditional attire, taken in Nemesdéd, Hungary.
Black-and-white portrait of a Hungarian bride and groom from the early 1900s in traditional wedding attire.
Hungarian men cooking outdoors with a mobile field kitchen in a forest setting, 1950s.
Early 1900s wedding portrait of bride and groom in formal attire, photographed in Budapest by Schmidt Ágoston.
Szék (Sic) is a Hungarian enclave nearby Kolozsvár (Cluj-Napoca) in Transylvania. A village where people still wear the traditional folk costumes and where they still live in a traditional way. Wagons and horses and folk costumes are still a normal daily view. Szék has a very rich dance culture and has 3 neighborhoods: Felszeg, Forrószeg and Csipkeszeg. In former days every neighborhood had its own táncház (dance house).
Szék (Sic) is a Hungarian enclave nearby Kolozsvár (Cluj-Napoca) in Transylvania. A village where people still wear the traditional folk costumes and where they still live in a traditional way. Wagons and horses and folk costumes are still a normal daily view. Szék has a very rich dance culture and has 3 neighborhoods: Felszeg, Forrószeg and Csipkeszeg. In former days every neighborhood had its own táncház (dance house).
Szék (Sic) is a Hungarian enclave nearby Kolozsvár (Cluj-Napoca) in Transylvania. A village where people still wear the traditional folk costumes and where they still live in a traditional way. Wagons and horses and folk costumes are still a normal daily view. Szék has a very rich dance culture and has 3 neighborhoods: Felszeg, Forrószeg and Csipkeszeg. In former days every neighborhood had its own táncház (dance house).
Szék (Sic) is a Hungarian enclave nearby Kolozsvár (Cluj-Napoca) in Transylvania. A village where people still wear the traditional folk costumes and where they still live in a traditional way. Wagons and horses and folk costumes are still a normal daily view. Szék has a very rich dance culture and has 3 neighborhoods: Felszeg, Forrószeg and Csipkeszeg. In former days every neighborhood had its own táncház (dance house).
Szék (Sic) is a Hungarian enclave nearby Kolozsvár (Cluj-Napoca) in Transylvania. A village where people still wear the traditional folk costumes and where they still live in a traditional way. Wagons and horses and folk costumes are still a normal daily view. Szék has a very rich dance culture and has 3 neighborhoods: Felszeg, Forrószeg and Csipkeszeg. In former days every neighborhood had its own táncház (dance house).
