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The Croatian Family Lexicon is a universal type of lexicographic work intended for the widest range of users. From the vast amount of knowledge and information, it selects and processes what best suits the needs of modern man.
Croatia is adorned with more than a thousand islands, islets and reefs. Leading foreign tourist media have a reason to advertise it as the "undiscovered pearl of the Mediterranean" and a destination that is definitely worth visiting.
The collection "Spring in Badrovac" (published in Belgrade in 1955 by Prosveta, reprinted in Zagreb by SKD Prosvjeta in 2019) brings together short stories written by Desnica in the 1950s, focused on a Dalmatian village in post-war chaos.
The mosaics executed in Rome in the period from the 3rd century to the Renaissance belong to the masterpieces of late classicism and medieval art.
Dr. Franjo Buntak (Zagreb, 1910–1985), an art historian and prominent museum expert, published a guide to the collections of the Osijek City Museum in 1940. The booklet contains an overview of the museum's history and the most important exhibits.
At the time of publication, Buntak was the **curator** (later director) of the Osijek City Museum (1937–1941). The booklet was created as a result of his work on the reorganization and systematic display of the museum. It contains a brief overview of the history of the museum, a description of individual departments and the most important collections (archaeological, historical, cultural-histor...
This book is a professional study that deals with folk (traditional) art in the former Yugoslavia.
The book analyzes how natural conditions, history, customs and beliefs influenced the development of different regional styles. The diversity of cultural expressions among peoples and regions is emphasized, as well as certain common features. Special attention is paid to the symbolism of ornaments and the function of objects – they are not only aesthetic, but also practical, often connected wit...
The monograph "Branko Kovačević" by Josip Depol, published in 1986 by the Dubrovnik Art Gallery and the Logos publishing house from Split, presents in detail the life and artistic work of the painter Branko Kovačević (1911–1988).
With this monograph, Oton Postružnik justifiably asserts himself as one of the most significant protagonists of Croatian modern painting.
Ljubo Babić's extensive study provides an overview of 19th-century French painting through analyses of key masters and movements, from Neoclassicism to Impressionism and Post-Impressionism. The book contains 4 color reproductions, 64 black-and-white repro
Five Centuries of Croatian Literature (PSHK) is the largest publishing project in the history of Croatian literature.
"The Hunchback of Notre-Dame de Paris" by Victor Hugo is a classic of world literature – a romantic historical novel about love, hate and fate in Paris in 1482. With an afterword by Ivo Hergešić.
The plot follows the layered lives of several characters whose paths intertwine in London during and after World War II.
The Bell Tower (1831) is not just a story of love and tragedy – it is a vivid picture of Paris on the threshold of the Renaissance, where the Gothic Notre-Dame Cathedral becomes almost the main character, a living being of stone that breathes history, suf
