The portraits hanging on the walls of the Festetics Castle in Keszthely not only preserve the facial features of former members of the family. The clothes, jewelry and decorations also tell stories. Sometimes a small cross worn above the heart reveals that the lady in the painting was a member of one of the most distinguished female orders of the Habsburg Empire.
In 1899, photographer György Klösz took pictures of the interior of the Festetics C…
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The portraits hanging on the walls of the Festetics Castle in Keszthely not only preserve the facial features of former members of the family. The clothes, jewelry and decorations also tell stories. Sometimes a small cross worn above the heart reveals that the lady in the painting was a member of one of the most distinguished female orders of the Habsburg Empire.
In 1899, photographer György Klösz took pictures of the interior of the Festetics C…