The Seven Hundred Thirty-fifth Exhibition in the Main Building of the Museum of Applied Arts (Budapest)
The exhibition displays a selection of ornamental objects from the Esterházy treasury which are severely damaged, partly destroyed, or shattered into tiny fragments, but nevertheless representative of the opulent lifestyle of Hungarian aristocrats.

These fragments bear traces of the senseless destruction of war, relics waiting to be reborn in their beauty of old through careful and professional restoration and reconstruction, so that they can once again be displayed in their pristine glory.

The still ongoing restoration of the artworks, some damaged more than others, demands special techniques that will hopefully ensure we once more have an authentic idea of this princely collection, unique in Hungary in the sense that it has survived in its integrity.