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The Carpet at the Museum of Applied Arts Was Significantly Damaged While It Was Being Used in Orbán's Study

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Two art carpets were also used in the Carmelita.

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Two art carpets were also used in the Carmelita.

·Hungary
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One of the valuable works of art from the Museum of Applied Arts, a carpet designed by Ágnes Remsey, was used in Viktor Orbán's study, which was later returned to the institution damaged, according to documents obtained by Népszava.

Although the restorers recorded new damage on the carpets returned to the museum, no claim was filed with either the borrower or the insurance company.

·Hungary
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The carpet was returned to the Museum of Applied Arts with new damage. The post A museum carpet was damaged in Viktor Orbán's study first appeared on 24.hu.

·Budapest, Hungary
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24 HU broke the news in Budapest, Hungary on Thursday, September 10, 2026.
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