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Relief of István Ferenczy on the corner of Magyar utca/ Ferenczy István utca in Budapest, District VThe Allegory of Science by István Ferenczy, Hungarian National Gallery in Buda Castle, 1842–1843
István Ferenczy (February 24, 1792 – July 4, 1856) was a Hungarian sculptor.
Career
Ferenczy made a number of exerted attempts to establish a school of sculpture in Hungary and it was his mission to establish and promote national art in Hungary. However, he proved to be unsuccessful in setting up a sculptural school, but many of his works remain in the Hungarian National Gallery as a symbol of Hungarian art during the first half of the nineteenth century.
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