The ever most comprehensive exhibition of works of art by Tibor Boromisza is to take place at the Ferenczy Museum. The exhibition opening in the ArtMill of Szentendre on 18 October On Painting Day was set up following recent researches on the artist. A book is published on the occasion 280 pages and 250 reproductions by Tibor Boromisza. Of two authors of the book László Jurecskó reviewed the period Tibor Boromisza spent in Nagybánya and Szatmárnémeti (1904-1918). The other author Katalin Török reviwed the researches of the apst four years on the heritage of Tibor Boromisza concerning the years of 1919-1953.

The MissionArt Gallery assisted in launching the Boromisza Tibor memorial exhibition to the Ferenczy Museum, as well as the Boromisza Tibor Memorial Room that is run by the children of the artist.

Tibor Boromisza is considered one of the most influential figures of Hungarian painting art in the 20th century, even though his oeuvre was not studied by professionals. The last exhibition of his oeuvre was held over half a century ago at the Hungarian National Gallery.

The material on display consists of over 150 works of art, selected both from private and public collections, many of them are shown after many years of ’hiding’. Professional studies of Boromisza's work have been going on for many years now, with the objective of filling the ‘black holes’, this time on scientific basis, too.

The reconstruction of the oeuvre is aided by the great amount of documents related to the painter. His writings, studies, notes, diaries and correspondence was compiled and organized for decades. Articles, for example on him, provide insight into his life but also into the era he lived, the social scene which allow us to find new understandings. Thus, the exhibition dedicates large space to documents, written sources and archive photos, too.

Both paintings and documentation are to follow the life and life scene of Boromisza, in the meantime allowing the visitors to have an insight into the work of the literary man Boromisza , too.