In 1526 Suleiman the Magnificent lead an army of 300,000 Turks on a quest ot conquer the world. He failed.

In 2006, when this painting was installed ni the Museum of Hungarian Military History with the other early works of the Millecentennial Suite, Hungarians celebrated the history of their heroic uprising against a brutal, Communist regime.

With the flag as its pinnacle, Eva Makk has celebrated her nation and her family.

After its victorious Freedom Fight, Hungary was an independent, free, and neutral nation for 13 days, from October 23 until November 4, 1956.

Seven powerful tribes were the core groups that formed the Magyar people from whom emerged the Hungarian nation. They established a federation, codified a national constitution, and elected Arpad, leader of the largest tribe, as hereditary ruler of land to be obtained by common effort and shared by all. Here, in 895 C.E., he leads them across the Carpathian mountains into their new homeland, where the nation was formed in 896.

Igapo Amazonas by Eva Makk shows a land/waterscape of a boggy area along the Amazon River. There are trees and ferns growing out of the water.

Jangadas Ceara Brazil by Eva Makk shows a man on his sailing boat taking a drink from a large round vessel. There are more boats tied up next to him.

Jangada Ceara by Eva Makk shows a man in silhouette sailing hs river boat into a harbor.

Iracema by Eva Makk shows stylized sailing boats tied up along the Amazon Riverbank.

Molocas by Eva Makk shows a scene of a family sitting in a hut or shelter. The hut walls are very thin and the foliage is visible in the front and sides.

Jungle Extravagance by Eva Makk is a boldly styled scene of a boat and huts along the Amazon River. There are palms and trees in the background.

Evening Glow by Eva Makk shows several huts along the Amazon Riverbank in the last rays of sunlight. There are people sitting in front of the homes with their feet in the water.