The typical work of new Hungarian art, Ric's Palace, was built by architect Ede Magyar in 1907 at the age of thirty, and water was the building's defining theme. evoke the swirls of aquatic plants and the biodiversity of wall surfaces; The palace was originally built as a residential building until 2007 when it was called the Regional Center for All Arts, when visitors were able to enjoy works by Picasso, Goya, Chagall and Rembrandt in the rotating exhibitions there.