V suncu i senci

Dragutin M. Domjanić

Kajkava's collection "In sun and shadow" was published in 1927 in a luxurious calligraphic edition and contains several anthology songs that are extremely popular to this day (Kaj, Fala).

Dragutin Domjanić (1875-1933) reached the peak of his poetic creativity in his three collections of Kajkavian poetry. With his dialectal poetry, Domjanić affirmed the modernist sensibility, but also advanced the marginal position of dialectal lyrics. - The collection "In the Sun and Shadow" was published in 1927 in a luxurious calligraphic edition and contains several anthology songs that are extremely popular to this day (Kaj, Fala).

Dimensions

18 x 15.5 cm

Pages

Publisher

Hrvatska državna tiskara, Zagreb, 1942.

Latin alphabet. Hardcover.

Language: Croatian.

One copy is available

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