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The writer and journalist Zvonimir Milčec, who was in charge of Zagreb by intimate order, followed his city day by day, and for years portrayed it in this way and offered us a picture of that city in this book.
The large amount of preserved wall painting in a relatively small area such as Istria is amazing. There are approximately 140 localities, from large and sumptuous fresco cycles to individual scenes and small fragments.
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...
The book consists of an introduction by Marina A. Besonova, a part with reproductions (294) and a 75-page catalog, which was made by Ana G. Barska and collaborators.
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.