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Uroš Predić
I visited two Serbian Orthodox churches in Pancevo, although I believe that there some other ones too. These two churches are in the centre of the city and they are easy to visit. However, the main reason why I decided to dedicate a post to these two churches is because, in addition to being precious religious temples, they are also like museums. Namely, three of the most prominent Serbian 19th century ...
This post is about the applied arts and ethnological department in the National Museum Zrenjanin. I dedicated my previous post to the cross-section of Serbian painting in this museum, starting with the 18th century religious art to the 20th century modern painting.
There are other departments in the museum, but it would be too much to write about all of them. Certainly, the best thing that you can do is ...
In addition to visiting a place that I've never seen before, the National Museum Zrenjanin was one more reason why I went there. I read that there was a big and important museum in the city and I wanted to see it. And I can tell you, considering that Zrenjanin is only a small place, it has an absolutely magnificent museum. It's in a spectacular building, with a rich permanent collection. From what I've seen ...
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 ...
The Serbian 18th and 19th century painting is certainly, in addition to the Serbian medieval art, the most important part of collection in the National Museum in Belgrade. In my opinion, it's also the most interesting to see. I dedicated my previous post to Serbian frescoes and icons. However, in this post, I will present the 19th century paintings. That was when Serbia gained independence from the Ottoman ...