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.

Sure Hand by Americo Makk looks in on a card game. The player, with a man and a woman watching from behind, appears to have a winning hand.

Wine and Roses by Eva Makk is a still life featuring a display of roses on a table. There is a decanter and two glasses containing red wine. A string of pearls sits between the glasses and the roses.

La Dame Blanche by Eva Makk shows the exterior of the restaurant La Dame Blanche. People are seated at cafe tables enjoying the vibrant atmosphere.

A bouquet in hand, an elegant man holds a bouquet. In the front, an elegant lady with a soft smile, and her eyes a knowing look that will lead to a special evening. Love and romance lives forever in this painting.

In a semi-misty atmosphere, a lovely young lady with a bouquet is awaiting the carriage for perhaps a very romantic evening. With the rest of the composition, we can envelop ourselves into a poetic realm of a bygone era.

Epic Seafarers by Eva Makk shows the early golden morning light, a Polynesian sailing canoe is seen with Diamond Head in the background.

Fluffy snow with a full moon captures the joys of people going about their lives. Some shopping, others going to visit friends and family, and some perhaps even going out to enjoy a meal. Our imaginations have no boundaries.

Americo, Eva and AB Makk all contributed to American Epic. The drama of a new nation is shown through this image of a stagecoach and horseback rider making their way along a river bed. A snow-capped mountain is behind them. The artists traveled throughout numerous states to gather information on how the American pioneers lived. This emotional painting depicts some of the perils of that era.

Apaches (Blue River) is an oil painting by Eva Makk depicting 2 Native Americans on horseback following a trail along the Blue River canyon.

The Healer - Trail of Tears by Eva Makk

Medium of Art: Oil on canvas. Condition: Excellent. Dimensions: 20"x24" unframed. Signature: Lower right. Appraised Fair Market Value: $175,000. Description: A full moon over a tranquil blue Pacific with returning ships. Lured into this romantic piece with eloquent brush strokes infused variations blue, we are taken to paradise in a ti of idyllic harmony.