Sacred art

Istarske freske / Istrianische fresken: 12 reprodukcija

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.

Kapucinski samostan i svetište Gospe od Pojišana u Splitu

This luxurious and interesting book, lavishly equipped with black and white and color photographs on fine paper, represents the collection of papers from a scientific conference held in May 2009, on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the arrival of

Katedrala u Đakovu : Povijesni osvrt, prikaz arhitekture, skulpture i slikarstva

Mir i dobro slavonskih franjevaca

Odabrani članci i studije 1933-1978

Monograph with selected articles and studies of the Serbian historian of medieval sacred art. 192 black and white illustrations, 19 color reproductions and 43 drawings.

Osijek – Katolička crkva jučer i danas

A collection of papers published in commemoration of the 300th anniversary of the liberation of Osijek and Slavonia from 160 years of Turkish slavery, which was marked in the city with a pastoral-liturgical celebration from 11 to 18 October 1987 and a sci

Pod okriljem vere: Najlepše građevine i prostori sveta

The book "Under the Cover of Faith" belongs to the collection of books "The Most Beautiful Buildings and Spaces of the World" and deals with religious buildings, such as the San Giovanni Baptistery, Delphi, the Miraculous Square in Pizza, the Old Town of

Sjaj bogova: Najlepše građevine i prostori sveta

The book belongs to the "Most Beautiful Buildings and Spaces of the World" book collection. This book talks about famous world churches and temples such as Milan Cathedral, Horjudža in Nara and others.

Sjaj zadarskih riznica

Stalna izložba crkvene umjetnosti Zadar

The monograph by academician Ivo Petricioli is a comprehensive guide through one of the most significant collections of sacral art in Croatia. The book documents in detail the artistic treasures exhibited in the Benedictine Monastery of St. Mary in Zadar.