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A független s felelős magyar minisztérium, 1867
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Lithograph picture of the eight ministers of the Andrássy government of 1867. "Independent and responsible Hungarian ministry". Portraits: Count Gyula Andrássy (prime m. and m. of home defence), Boldizsár Horváth (m. of justice), Baron József Eötvös (m. of religion and public education), Count György Festetich (m. of the King), Baron Béla Wenckheim (m. of interior), Menyhért Lónyay (m. of finance), István Gorove (m. of trade).
Title: A független s felelős magyar minisztérium, 1867
Description:
Lithograph picture of the eight ministers of the Andrássy government of 1867.
"Independent and responsible Hungarian ministry".
Portraits: Count Gyula Andrássy (prime m.
and m.
of home defence), Boldizsár Horváth (m.
of justice), Baron József Eötvös (m.
of religion and public education), Count György Festetich (m.
of the King), Baron Béla Wenckheim (m.
of interior), Menyhért Lónyay (m.
of finance), István Gorove (m.
of trade).
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