Kći Lotrščaka

Kći Lotrščaka

Marija Jurić Zagorka

In addition to the love story, which is the backbone of almost all of Zagorka's works, "The Daughter of Lotrščak" is a novel that is unique in that it abounds in numerous legends and folk tales related to Zagreb, based on supernatural and religious motifs

The novel tells the story of the painting of Our Lady of Stone, which becomes a sacred symbol of Zagreb after remaining intact in a fire that destroyed everything, including the frame itself. The valuable painting protects the main character, the golden-haired Manduša, from all the evils and troubles that accompany her in the novel.

Maße
20 x 13 cm
Seitenzahl
64
Verlag
Katarina Zrinska, Zagreb
 
Latein Schrift. Taschenbuch.
Sprache: Kroatisch.

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