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Pavle Simić
I decided to write a separate post about the Saint Peter and Paul Church in Šabac for two main reasons. First of all, I don't think that many people visit this Serbian city. In fact, I don't know anyone who's ever been there. When I mentioned that I was going to Šabac, people with whom I spoke were gobsmacked. It has never crossed their mind that they could also do a day trip from Belgrade and see something ...
This post about the Serbian 19th century painting in Matica Srpska Gallery complements my post also on the Serbian 19th century painting but in the National Museum in Belgrade, that I published several months ago.
I've already written about this period in the development of the Serbian art, so I'm not going to repeat the same in this new article. The best that you can do is to check this and the other ...
Serbian 19th century portraits form a big part of the permanent collection in Matica Srpska Gallery in Novi Sad. That's why I decided to dedicate a completely separate post to this genre of painting. I am aware that looking at images of unknown people may not be to everyone's liking. But as you will see, portraits in the museum are by some of the most prominent Serbian painters of the time. Masterfully ...