Category:Relief of Tivadar Puskás and Ferenc Puskás

English: Commemorative plaque to Mr. Tivadar Puskás (1844–1893) Hungarian inventor, telephone pioneer and his brother, Mr. Ferenc Puskás (1848–1884) the builder and the director of the first telephone exchange in Budapest. It is affixed on the wall of the building of the former telephone exchange “József” to mark the 50th anniversary of its construction. The plaque-relief ordered by Post of Hungary. Author of the bronz relief is Mr. Szilárd Sződy. 1931 bronze relief. It shows a partly nude female angel holding on one hand a telephone, from other hand throw lighting toward a telephone pole. On right down can be see portraits of Tivadar Puskás and Ferenc Puskás - 17-18 (17 or 17-19) Horváth Mihály Square = 20 Német Street (Parcel Number: 35197), Csarnok neighbourhood, 8th district of Budapest.