Art
Otkriće sveta u stripu #3: Marko Polo
The comic tells the story of the life and travels of Marco Polo, the famous Venetian explorer. The comic was illustrated by Ennio Missaglia, while the script was written by Mino Milani. The story is based on Polo's work Il Milione, which describes his tra
Otkriće sveta u stripu #4 : Kristofor Kolumbo / Balboa
The comic features two stories: Christopher Columbus (drawing by Guido Buzzelli, screenplay by Francois Lambert) and The first white man before the Pacific: Balboa (drawing by Milo Manara, screenplay by Andre Berelović). The stories describe the key momen
Otkriće sveta u stripu #5 : Vasko de Gama na putu začina / Albukerk utemeljivač carstva
The comic book "Vasco da Gama" from the series Discovery of the World in the comic book tells the story of the Portuguese navigator Vasco da Gama and his historic journey in 1498, which established a direct sea route to India.
Otkriće sveta u stripu #6: Kortes i zlato Asteka
"Discovery of the World in Comics: Cortés and the Gold of the Aztecs" is part of the legendary comic series published by Dnevnik from Novi Sad in collaboration with Larousse from Paris. This volume, the sixth in a series of 24 issues, deals with the conqu
Otkriće sveta u stripu #7: Pisaro kod Inka
The seventh volume of the series deals with the conquest of the Inca Empire by Francisco Pizarro and includes two stories: "Pizarro at the Inca" (artwork: Sergio Toppi, script: François Lambert) and "Valdivia in Chile" (artwork: Alarico Gattia, script: Fr
Oton Postružnik: u znaku likovne preobrazbe
With this monograph, Oton Postružnik justifiably asserts himself as one of the most significant protagonists of Croatian modern painting.
Pablo Picasso
Exhibition of prints by Pablo Picasso at the Gallery of Contemporary Art in Zagreb
Paris: Architecture & Design
It has been the French revolution that has paved the way for an inventive and creative spirit in the arts, architecture, literature, and music that enhanced the development of science and technology of the future.
