Oton Ivekovic (1869-1939) stands as one of the most popular turn-of-the-century Croatian painters alongside of great artists such as Vlaho Bukovac (1855-1922), Ferdo Quiquerez (1845-1892) and Ivan Tisov (1870-1928). Interestingly, […]
For centuries Byzantium’s influence over the Croats waxed and waned, first beginning in the early seventh century. Heraclius was the first emperor to enlist the aid of the Croats, […]
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By Robert Horvat The accession of Croatia in the middle of last year was an important step in the integration of the smaller nations of Europe…
Many amazing works of art have been found painted on the outside walls of cloisters, of family vaults, of ossuaries or inside some churches depicting the imagery of the ‘Dance […]
The accession of Croatia on Monday 1st July 2013 is an important step in the integration of the ‘smaller states’ of Europe to the EU. Croatia is also the first […]
