Editing Himnusz (section)

== Himnusz sculpture ==
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On 7 May 2006, a sculpture was inaugurated for Himnusz at Szarvas Square, [[Budakeszi]], a small town close to Budapest. It was created by [[Mária V. Majzik]], an artist with the Hungarian Heritage Award, depicting the full text of the poem in a circle, centered around a two metres high bronze figure of God, with 21 bronze bells in seven arches between eight pieces of stone, each four and a half metres high. The musical form of the poem can be played on the bells. The cost of its construction, 40 million forints (roughly 200,000 USD), was collected through public subscription.