Примери коришћења Serbian art на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Serbian Art of the 19th Century.
She opened the paths of modernism in Serbian art.
The best Serbian art critics, experts and connoisseurs have written about him.
That was the time when Belgrade became the centre of Serbian art.
When German and Serbian art join forces, the result can be extremely impressive.
As a soldier at the Thessalonica front line, he was an active participant in Serbian art in refuge.
Serbian art and culture would not be the same if Djura Jaksic had not left an indelible mark.
As part of his scientific work, he research Serbian art from the Middle Ages to the modern era.
Museums and galleries work regularly andinvite all interested to get to know a part of the Serbian art.
Pavel Beljanski's collection consists of the most significant works of Serbian art with an emphasis on the period between the First and Second World War.
Also at noon,Stone Studio Association will feature to the interested participants“Stone Shaping in the Traditional and Contemporary Serbian Art”.
Social and political conditions contributed to the Romantic expression in Serbian art accomplishing its highest achievements in the late 1860s and beginning of 1870s.
Out of overall collection, a one third is gained through donations,a significant number of which represent works of a great importance to Serbian art.
Momčilo"Moma" Rajin(born February 23, 1954 in Bela Crkva)is a Serbian art and music critic, theorist and historian, artist, publisher and cultural facilitator, living and working in Belgrade.
Painter, scenographer, art pedagogue andone of the most important painters in Serbian art between the two wars.
As a stylistic expression that deeply permeated the Serbian art at that time, Biedermeir was most suitable for the wide layers of citizens that concerned about themselves, their family and home.
The frescoes in Manasija, together with those in Kalenić, are the most beautiful of the Morava properties andare considered among the best in old Serbian art in general.
As a stylistic expression which deeply permeated into the then Serbian art, Biedermeier was most suitable for the wide circles of people who took care of themselves, their families and their homes.
Thanks to its five decades long tradition, the October Salon represents a significant segment in the research of the history of modern Serbian art of the second half of the twentieth century.
Dušan Otašević andVladimir Veličković are representatives of European and Serbian art since the second half of the 20th century and are among the most eminent local artists to be presented at the October Salon again, after several decades.
The fine art of Nadežda Petrović, our most important artist from the beginning of the century,introduces Serbian art in the courses of contemporary European art. .
Under the influence of the ides of Enlightenment and Rationalism, at the end of the 18th andbeginning of 19th century, Serbian art came to leave baroque pictorial poetics and acceptance of the aesthetic ideals of the Vienna Academy of Fine Arts, characterized by eclecticism of different stylistic expressions, of the late baroque to neo-classical.
During her decade-long international career, none of her concerts at all meridians(from Carnegie Hall to Nizhny Novgorod)has been without Serbian art presentation.
His idea of linking art with sciences,although unique in the Yugoslav and Serbian art of the twentieth century, was present in his work from the very beginning.
This collection gives a new importance, as is Pavle Beljanski demonstrated his willingness and ability to recognize and select quality works of art whose value will later be confirmed andhighlighted the most important studies of Serbian art from the first half of the twentieth century.
In his welcome remarks,Consul General Vasilije Petkovic said that this ninth evening had been dedicated to Serbian art over the past year, and stressed that Serbs had a rich cultural heritage also contributed by Serbian creators living and working worldwide.
His research interests included a wide scope of topics in art history andart criticism, from Serbian medieval art to modern painting, but his main fields of expertise were Serbian Baroque painting and general cultural circumstances of the 18th century, as well as Serbian art of the 19th century.
He was also a major contributor to the six-volume History of the Serb People(1981- 1993), andother important publications such as Serbian Art of the 18th Century(1980), and Serbian Art of the 19th Century(1981).
The opening was attended by Macedonian Minister of Culture Elizabeta Kaceska-Milevska and Deputy Minister of Culture Dragan Nedeljkovic, Macedonian Minister of Interior Oliver Spasovski, representatives from the diplomatic corps and Macedonian public and cultural life, as well as by many citizens. The exhibition encompasses the works of four artists: Petar Dobrovic, Sava Sumanovic, Milan Konjovic and Bogdan Suput,whose art marked Serbian art in the first part of the twentieth century.
For decades, Mile V. Pajić is engaged in researching andcollecting documentary material in order to preserve the national heritage of the Serbs and to reaffirm Serbian art, which has its origins in the Middle Ages, and which permeates the spirit of Byzantine civilization.