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The monograph reconstructs the life and work of Ivan Rein, a famous and prematurely deceased Croatian painter of Jewish origin in the whirlwinds of World War II.
Modesty Blaise and Willie Garvin, her partner, are lured into a faked kidnapping plot - but when a real kidnapper strikes, all hell breaks loose in 'Cry Wolf'.
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...
A richly illustrated monograph on Madrid's Prado Museum, created around a core of works of art from the collections of Spanish rulers, in which the introduction briefly describes the museum's collection and the masterpieces kept there.