Ady és Rippl-Rónai találkozása szoborcsoport - Ady és Rippl-Rónai találkozása szoborcsoport

These pedestrians make the pedestrian street very cheerful!

A group of lifelike, beautiful sculptures. It would be nice to place a small board about your story nearby.

A lovely, historizing group of sculptures commemorating the meeting of the famous poet and the famous painter on November 7, 1909. The work is beautifully crafted, limping only where the meeting took place at the West Evening held at the Crown Hotel, where the painter’s dog most likely did not attend. Nor would I think that Ady would have walked cheerfully with Rippl-Róna, because then she would not have written such a devastating poem about her visit to Kaposvár as the autumn Sundays of the Small Towns: I met you today, I still mourn who I mourn today Autumn Sunday afternoons, My cold-lipped, dead lice, Daughters of small towns: Autumn Sunday afternoons. I met you again today. How beautiful young strength Bored with daydreaming in secret I carried it into your arms. The towers rang in fog And I desire bright Babel I carried it into your arms, How beautiful, pity-it, young strength. Cold and deaf people They looked at me, the tramp Each century was an hour, Outgoing maids on the street And in my heart, beautiful, barge palms, Each century was an hour It's surrounded by cold and deaf people. I met you today, Who I still mourn today, Autumn Sunday afternoons, My cold-lipped, dead lice, Daughters of small towns: Autumn Sunday afternoons, I met you again today.