Muzej za umjetnost i obrt Zagreb – Izbor iz fundusa
Đurđica Comisso
At its First General Assembly in 1879, the Society of Arts from Zagreb considered a proposal to organize an "arts and crafts" exhibition, and the very next year, in 1880, the Museum of Arts and Crafts was founded.
In the Zagreb "painting colony" from the end of the nineteenth century, Ferdo Kovačević (besides Auer) was the only one born in Zagreb, so the "genius loci" of the melancholic Posavina plain had a stronger effect on his sensibility...
Društvo povjesničara umjetnosti SR Hrvatske, 1986.
Croatian. Latin alphabet. Hardcover with dust jacket.
Radmila Matejčić, a Croatian archaeologist and art historian, in her cult monograph How to Read a City: Rijeka Yesterday, Today provides an in-depth guide through the urban evolution of Rijeka, a city at the crossroads of sea and mountains, a symbol of a