Podgaric – Photograph by Jan Kempenaers Below you will find an incredible collection of photographs by Jan Kempenaers. All of the images are from his book, simply titled Spomenik. You …
Zagreb, Yugoslavia (Croatia) - 1940 Photo by Tošo Dabac
Summer holidays on the coast of the Adriatic in Yugoslavia in the 60’s? An offbeat vacation spot that isn't the Cote d’Azur nor Dirty Dancing’s Kellerman’s, but something in between. Mountains, beaches, shopping, midnight dinners, and more; these shots make us nostalgic for early photojournalism and
Podgaric – Photograph by Jan Kempenaers Below you will find an incredible collection of photographs by Jan Kempenaers. All of the images are from his book, simply titled Spomenik. You …
Graphic journey through pop culture of Ex Yugoslavia
Podgaric – Photograph by Jan Kempenaers Below you will find an incredible collection of photographs by Jan Kempenaers. All of the images are from his book, simply titled Spomenik. You …
Cloud Gate is a public sculpture by Indian-born British artist Anish Kapoor. Nicknamed the Bean, it is the centerpiece of the AT&T Plaza in Millennium Park in Chicago, Illinois, United S…
ON THE ROAD FROM PLITVICE TO DUBROVNIK CROATIA "MASLENICA BRIDGE - This one, called the old bridge, blew up (according to the legend told by engineer officers, bad weather and thunder activated the electric lighters) in 1991..." "ZADAR - Zadar (Zara) became a Roman municipium in 59 BC, and in 48 BC a colony of Roman citizens. After the fall of the Roman Empire, Zadar became the capital of the Byzantine province of Dalmatia. This door - Kopnena Vrata - was built in 1543. It seems they recreated the lions' head, but the stop sign seems to remain the same..." "ZADAR - Bell tower of the Cathedral of Sv. Stosija (Saint Anastasia), Zadar. It was started to build in 1452 but it was finished in 1892" "ZADAR - Church of St. Mary" "ZADAR - St. Donat, the most outstanding monument of Zadar, was built at the begining of the 9th century, and has a circular ground-plan" "SIBENIK - They say it is the oldest native Croatian town at the eastern shore of the Adratic Sea" "TROGIR - (Tragurion) was settled by the Greeks in IV-III century BC. In the First century AC, Trogir became the Roman municipality of "Tragurium Civium Romanorum" "TROGIR - A museum town - with 2300 years of tradition - in the Adriatic coast" "TROGIR - Included in UNESCO's World Cultural Heritage list in 1997, it might become a popular tourist destination" "SPLIT - The City marks 1700 years since the beginning of the construction of Diocletian's Palace. It is also included in the World Heritage list since 1979" "SPLIT - The romanesque tower-clock" "SPLIT - The port" "SPLIT - Cult of personality?" "SPLIT - Strolling near the Port" "PLOCE - Ploce is located on the Adriatic coast, just north of the Neretva river delta"
Inhabitants of Sestine, Belgrade, in former Yugoslavia, washing clothes on the bank of a river.
Film je nazvan po jednoj od njegovih najljepših pjesama koja se nalazi na albumu “Odbrana i poslednji dani”. Finale je primjereno sentimentalan, no svatko tko je poznavao Divljana u tim trenucima ne može ostati ravnodušan
In the mid-1920s the prominent German photographer Kurt Hielscher was invited by the government in Belgrade to travel to Yugoslavia and create a book with image
XXZ je regionalni portal, magazinskog tipa; po uređivačkom duhu blizak news-nedeljnicima iz sedamdesetih i osamdesetih godina kad je čitanje dugih, serioznih tekstova bilo u modi.
Opel calendar, Dubrovnik i Kotor
Graphic journey through pop culture of Ex Yugoslavia
I am terrible at slowing down. When I travel, I want to see as much as possible and do as much as possible. I like to walk for hours, sometimes purposefully getting lost, just to get a feel for the city. Even those rare days when I wake up slightly hungover and certainly sleep-deprived, I still tend to force myself out of bed to pound the pavement. If I’m traveling, I intend to take full advantage of the time I have. But sometimes, slowing down is a good thing. I arrived in Podgorica after a long overnight bus ride from Belgrade. I never meant to go to Montenegro’s capital city at all, but the beachside cities I planned to see had no empty beds for the Saturday night I was arriving. Weekends don’t mean much […]
croatia, ragusa
Portadas yugoslavas de discos vintage, para amantes de lo desconcertante
GREATER’ YUGOSLAVIA / PROPAGANDA: ETNOGRAFSKA KARTA. ZEMLJA SRBA HRVATA SLOVENACA. / MAPA ETNOGRÁFICO DE LOS PAISES YUGOSLAVOS. / ETHNOGRAPHIC MAP OF YUGOSLAVIA. Made in 1917, at the height of World War I, but before the collapse of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, it depicts the hoped-for future nation of Yugoslavia, with its maximal territorial scope as envisioned by Pan-South Slavic activists. It was published in Buenos Aires, having been devised by the prominent pro-Yugoslavian propagandist Marcel Kolin, who then resided in exile in Chile. The publication was officially sponsored by the Jugoslavenska narodna obrana (JNO, the Yugoslav People’s Defence organization), a committee of Croatians living in South America dedicated to the cause of an independent Yugoslavia. The purpose this quad-lingual map was to establish and legitimize the notion of a future ‘Greater Yugoslavia’ in the minds of both Yugoslavians and global powers in the run up to the end of World War I and the supposed defeat of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. In short, it was hoped that if the notion of a ‘Greater Yugoslavia’ gained popular currency then the supposedly victorious Entente powers would be inclined to support its creation at the resulting peace conference. Yugoslavia maps : https://www.etsy.com/shop/Historilicious?search_query=Yugoslavia Montenegro map : https://www.etsy.com/listing/665360391/montenegro-map-print-1948-vintage-map-of Slovenia map : https://www.etsy.com/listing/695565245/slovenia-map-1959-vintage-map-of Sarajevo map : https://www.etsy.com/listing/683193570/vintage-map-of-sarajevo-the-capital-o MATTE PAPER - UNFRAMED ! - 240 gsm heavy weight museum quality matte paper - Ideal for high resolution photos - Extremely smooth natural white surface, perfect for art - UNFRAMED, Print only. CANVAS - UNFRAMED ! - High quality inkjet art matte canvas 350gsm - The optimum choice for high-end fine art and photographic reproduction - UNFRAMED, Print only. If you need to stretch the canvas on wooden frame, please choose, if available, 2" of extra border from the "Material" menu. All prints have an extra 5 mm (0.2 inches) white margin around the main image. This helps ensure no information is lost from the edge of the print when framing. If you don’t need the margin, for example because you plan to order a frame that is the exact same size as stated image size, then please drop me a message to remove the extra white margin around the image. The print will be send in a rigid cardboard tube. We provide only very high quality prints so we will be grateful if you leave us a feedback after receiving your order. Return to my shop here: http://www.etsy.com/shop/Historilicious Please read the shop policies for important information. All the maps and prints we sell are vintage reprints, so their age must be kept in mind when considering condition. Often maps (and large prints) have centerfolds; they may also often have some edge discoloration or general discoloration through age, repaired tears, foxing or irregular staining, soiling, etc. Thank you!
Seen 1988 in Rabac, formerly Yugoslavia
Papagaj 1983; Photo: Bane Đorđević
