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Fresco from the katholikon of Gračanica monastery, in: Serbian Artistic Heritage in Kosovo and Metohija.
No one else's literary and artistic heritage has been so despoiled and ravaged as the Serbian heritage. .
Beauregard Castle is part of one of the most splendid ensembles of the historical and artistic heritage of France: the route of the castles of the Loire.
No other literary and artistic heritage is so disordered, ravaged, and confused as the Serbian heritage. .
With regard to this,it should be mentioned that the SASA has recently published a voluminous publication Artistic Heritage of the Serbian People in Kosovo and Metohija.
The artistic heritage of Tahir Salahov is an integral part of the art of not only Azerbaijan, but also the entire former Soviet Union.
These events enrich our cultural and artistic heritage and represent Serbiain the best light.
In the early 17th century, an earthquake and a fire befell the monastery, and historical documents anda significant part of the artistic heritage were lost forever.
Varaždin has unique monuments and artistic heritage and is the best preserved richest urban complex in continental croatia.
Sure, alcohol-infused evenings in a honky-tonk might not be the most child-friendly pastime, butthere are many other ways to explore the city's rich artistic heritage.
Varaždin, with its monuments and artistic heritage, represents the best preserved and richest urban complex in continental Croatia.
Léonce Bénédite was appointed executor of the sculptor's will:his tasks were to manage Rodin's artistic heritage and to supervise the organisation of the future museum.
It hurts to see the city so damaged, its artistic heritage compromised, its commercial activities on its knees," Conte, who visited the region late on Wednesday, wrote in a Facebook post.
It turned the inhabitants of this region in the profession and way of living,they have their life for centuries tied to the stone from which they had built a beautiful architectural and artistic heritage.
Endorsing the importance of African and non-European cultural and artistic heritage in general is the foundation upon which the overall work of the Museum of African Art in Belgrade is based.
Special value is attributed to the monasteries of the Ovčar-Kablar gorge, which as a cultural and historic whole date back to the Middle Ages, andrepresent the particularity of our cultural and artistic heritage created over centuries.
It was noted that video work, created from a digitized artistic heritage and broadcasted with the help of digitally created music, is a very suitable form for promoting this kind of content.
But the roots of Yaroslav Gerzhedovich's art don't just lie in popular culture as the artist also relates greatly to the philosophy of Martin Heidegger and Umberto Eco andenthusiastically studies the artistic heritage of Pieter Brueghel and Hieronymus Bosch.
Drawing on the captivating artistic heritage of California and Russian Impressionists, Po Pin has received many awards, including the Award of Excellence in the Oil Painters of America national and regional exhibitions in 2001 and 2002.
The speakers at the event will be Academician Vladimir S. Kostić, SASA President, Academician Gojko Subotić, Academician Aleksandar Loma, Corresponding Member Miodrag Markovič, and Prof. Dragan Vojvodić,PhD. The Collection is a publication accompanying the exhibition, Serbian Artistic Heritage in Kosovo and Metohija.
At the exhibition that presents the artistic heritage of Serbia and Great Britain in one place, Commissioner Jankovic said that intensive promotion of women creations is necessary, especially when we have in mind the necessity to change gender stereotypes.
In this way, the Museum in accordance with contemporary museological standards, aims to make its collection accessible to people who are visually impaired, andto anyone who is ready to explore the artistic heritage of the 20th and the 21st century in an innovative and interactive way.
Collection of papers on the Serbian artistic heritage in Kosovo and MetohijaOn Thursday, May 10, at 12 p.m., the SASA Grand Hall will be the venue for the presentation of the collection of papers, Artistic Heritage of the Serbian People in Kosovo and Metohija- History, Identity, Vulnerability, Protection, published by SASA.
The exhibit was opened by H.E. Dušanka Divjak Tomić, the Ambassador of the Republic of Serbia in Macedonia, Vladimir Lazoski, deputy minister of culture of the Republic of Macedonia, as well as the director of Skopje Jazz Festival, Oliver Belopeta. This exhibition is the firstpresentation made by the Museum of African Art for the Macedonian public. It showcases a small portion of the vast spiritual and artistic heritage of Africa, based on the materials from the Museum's collection.
The other part, titled"Serbian Artistic Heritage in Kosovo and Metohija", is divided into four main sections:"The European Framework and Serbian Distinctiveness of Medieval Art"(three contributions),"History of Creation"(nine contributions),"History of Tribulation"(four contributions), and"Struggle for Preservation"(four contributions). sidebar.
From the rich publishing activities of the Academy, the following publications will be presented:the collection of papers Serbian Artistic Heritage in Kosovo and Metohija- History, Identity, Vulnerability, Protection, the monographs Stojan Novaković: Life, Work, Times; Mihailo Petrović Alas: The Progenitor of the Serbian School of Mathematics; and The Serbian Euchologion.
The long history of destruction andvarious forms of endangering the Serbian artistic heritage in Kosovo and Metohija to the present day will be presented through compelling evidence. The main exhibits at the exhibition will be art objects from the collections of the National Museum in Belgrade, the Museum of Applied Arts, the Gallery of Frescoes, the SASA Archives, and the Museum of the Serbian Orthodox Church.
In this way, the Museum in accordance with contemporary museological standards, aims to make its collection accessible to people who are visually impaired, andto anyone who is ready to explore the artistic heritage of the 20th and the 21st century in an innovative and interactive way. So far, artworks presented to the blind and the visually impaired were usually tactile diagrams or replicas- reliefs and objects meant for touching, that are produced mechanically, through 3D printing or with a CNC machine.