Biblija očima velikih slikara - Knjiga 9. Novi zavjet, Evanđelja (1.dio)

Biblija očima velikih slikara - Knjiga 9. Novi zavjet, Evanđelja (1.dio)

The Bible through the eyes of great painters is Večernjak's edition, which published in 12 books the greatest works of art with biblical motifs and accompanying quotations, which narratively follow the flow of narration in the Holy Book.

We begin the presentation of the Gospel with the Gospel according to Matthew and according to Mark. If we combine them with the Gospel according to Luke, we get a fairly detailed picture of Christ's life. They cover numerous topics, from the sermons of St. John the Baptist to numerous crucifixions.

Translation
Tea Raše
Editor
Filippo Melli, Zvonimir Despot
Graphics design
Francesca Lunardi
Dimensions
23.5 x 16.5 cm
Pages
111
Publisher
Večernji list, Zagreb, 2010.
 
Latin alphabet. Hardcover.
Language: Croatian.

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