Примери коришћења Serbian architecture на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Serbian Architecture in the Time of King Milutin.
In 1968 the museum put on an exhibition entitled Contemporary Serbian architecture.
Limited creativity: Women in the Serbian architecture from the early 20th century to date.
Serbian architecture 1900- 1970, the catalog of the Museum of Contemporary Art, Belgrade, 1972; Ž.
Main articles: Serbian art and Serbian architecture.
Herzegovina is rich in Serbian architecture, especially when it comes to numerous Serbian churches and monasteries.
The exhibition is in its own right a search for the identity of the Serbian architecture and its understanding.
Bosnia and Herzegovina is rich in Serbian architecture, especially when it comes to numerous Serbian churches and monasteries.
It was built in 1829-1831 under the supervision of Hadži-Nikola Živković,the pioneer of Serbian architecture in the first half of XIX century.
The quick development of Serbian architecture along completely European lines was also dependent on the fast development of the Serbian state.
About twenty more, who epitomized the last fifty years of Serbian architecture, will be mentioned later.
Thus, they reflect the ideas that came about in the Paleologus Renaissance, andhint the innovations which would be created in the forthcoming periods of Serbian architecture.
The anticipation of the five-cupola church in the form that it has in Serbian architecture was probably located in Salonica.
A more clear picture of the'alchemy' of Serbian architecture, but also the'alchemy' of Serbian society, can be formed on the basis of the works on show.
The spatial design andthe architectural concept of the whole continued to be the two important elements of Serbian architecture in the thirteenth century.
Branislav Jovin(1935) became part of the history of Serbian architecture after constructing the building of the Urban Planning Bureau(1970).
The study exhibition The Architectonic, Ivan Antić(1923-2005)presents the most important works of creativity of Serbian Architecture from XX century.
The church was built in the traditional style of Serbian architecture, icons painted in 1588 and dedicated to St. Petka.
In its monumental and lavish architectural design,the building is one of the most valuable achievements of interwar Serbian architecture.
Ariadna Voronova: Characteristics of the“Byzantization” of Serbian Architecture in the Time of King Milutin(1282-1321).
After his death on 20 December 1355, Emperor Dušan was buried in a separate tomb, located in the southwestern part of the nave of the Church of the Saint Archangels,which is a unique solution of the Serbian architecture.
The Salon of Architecture, an annual exhibition of the contemporary Serbian architecture, has been held in continuity at the Museum ever since 1974.
There is evidence of old Serbian architecture remained preserved in the form of single and multi-storey residential buildings that now have that purpose, while still some of them are into a catering and commercial business establishments.
The Second World War was a turning point; After the war,all forms of historicism in Serbian architecture are discarded, including Serbo-Byzantine style.
Course description: The theoretical segment of the course concerns chronological presentation with reference to medieval architectural trends, while acquiring common and fundamental characteristics within the narrowed time periods, as well as focusing andemphasizing the manifestation of compatible features that had been appearing in Serbian architecture at the equivalent period of time.
In 1972 the museum organised the exhibition Serbian architecture 1900- 1970, thereby including this discipline into the cycle of the major study exhibitions.
Chapter III covers the 1990- 2005 period, in this period were reached the biggest paradoxes in modern Serbian architecture, but also built several masterpieces.
Belgrade Cooperative is one of the most significant buildings in Belgrade and Serbian architecture in the first decade of the 20th century and one of the most successful achievements of architects Andra Stevanović and Nikola Nestorović.
The Exhibition of Czech Architecture, held in Belgrade in 1928, had a major influence on the history of Serbian architecture and the development of modern ideas.