Josip Depolo
Hrvatski likovni kritičar (Zadar, 10. IX. 1919 – Zagreb, 20. III. 2000), studirao u Beogradu i Zagrebu. Od ranih 1950-ih pratio hrvatsku likovnu scenu; objavljivao kritike, teorijske članke i polemike u časopisima i dnevnim novinama (Vjesnik, Telegram, Republika, Čovjek i prostor, Oko, Kontura). Pisao tekstove za film i televiziju (Zemlja, A. Augustinčić, K. Hegedušić), surađivao u likovnim emisijama Radio-Zagreba. Pisao predgovore, organizirao monografske, samostalne i skupne izložbe. Autor ili koautor monografija Vilim Svečnjak (1959), Josip Generalić (1972), Tomislav Petranović-Rvat (1975), Lacković (1982), Munir Vejzović (1992).
Citiranje: Depolo, Josip. Hrvatska enciklopedija, mrežno izdanje. Leksikografski zavod Miroslav Krleža, 2013 – 2024. Pristupljeno 4.3.2024.
Naslovi u ponudi
Branko Kovačević
Die 1986 von der Dubrovniker Kunstgalerie und dem Verlag Logos aus Split herausgegebene Monographie „Branko Kovačević“ von Josip Depol beschreibt ausführlich das Leben und künstlerische Werk des Malers Branko Kovačević (1911–1988).
Dimitrije Popović u izložbenom ciklusu Oči istine : Corpus aeternum
Catalog of the Dimitrije Popović exhibition held on March 8 / March 29, 1992 in the museum space of the Museum and Gallery Center in Zagreb. Museum and Gallery Center (MGC), 1992.
Ivan Joko Knežević
A monograph on a versatile artist of the Split circle, whose paintings, mosaics and other works connect his native Dalmatia with Post-Impressionist and Expressionist approaches.
Ivan Lacković Croata: Crteži, grafike
Drawing occupies an important place in Lacković's painting - this monograph is a direct and real testimony to the mastery of this outstanding draftsman, whom A. Jakovsky deservedly called "the best draftsman in naive art".
Munir Vejzović
Enriched with a multitude of high-quality reproductions, this bilingual (Croatian and English) monograph is dedicated to the famous Croatian painter and graphic artist.
