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Editorial The Third Session of Tri-Partite Confere
Editorial Alejandro I de Yugoslavia (1888-1934), rey de los serbios, croatas y eslovenos, primer rey de Yugoslavia. Grabado de 1923.
Editorial Malachius, Print, Malachius is a genus of soft-winged flower beetles belonging to the family Melyridae subfamily Malachiinae. Malachius species have been reported from Albania, Belgium, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Poland,...
Editorial Tablecloth, c. 1860, Ukraine or Yugoslavia, Ukraine, Linen, plain weave, cut and drawn work embroidered with cotton yarns in Vandyke stitch, and embroidered with cotton yarns in cross stitch, 212.9 x 165.8 cm (83 3/8 x 65 1/4 in.).
Editorial Lying in state of Prince Milan Obrenovic. By Jovan Isajlovic (1803-1885) Oil on canvas, 70.5 x 89 cm Inv. 104.
Editorial Descent from the Cross. Oil on canvas (1850) 95 x 64 cm Inv. 2132.
Editorial Monastery church at Ravanica, Serbia, founded by Prince Lazar in 1377 or 1381. The prince was buried in Ravanica Monastery after the battle of Kosovo, in 1389, when the Turks routed the Serbian army.
Editorial Monastery church at Mileseva, Serbia. The church was founded and built by King Vladislav in 1234.
Editorial Christ heals the mother in law of Saint Peter. In the cupola Christ and the Holy Ghost. Fresco from Bodjani Monastery by Hristofor Zefarovic,1737.
Editorial The reconciliation between the Soviet Union and Tito's Yugoslavia in Belgrade: host Tito and his wife Jovanka, guests Nikita Khrushchev and Anastas Mikoyan, member of the Central Committee USSR. Belgrade, March 1955.
Editorial Reconciliation between Tito's Yugoslavia and the Soviet Union. A Soviet delegation including Anastas Mikoyan, Nikita Khrushchev and Nikolai Bulganin visited Belgrade in May 1955. Meeting between the Yugoslav and the Soviet delegation. Belgrade,1955.
Editorial Reconciliation between Tito's Yugoslavia and the Soviet Union.A Soviet delegation including Anastas Mikoyan,Nikita Khrushtchev and Nikolai Bulganin visited Belgrade in May 1955.From l to r:Mikoyan, Chrushtchev,Tito,Bulganin.Belgrade,1955.
Editorial Waiting for customers in Belgrade,1952.
Editorial Belgrade: There are several large barracks in Belgrade and uniforms outnumber civilian clothes in the streets. In a small wood on the outskirts of the city, a young recruit is lying low during an attack exercise. Belgrade,1952.
Editorial During the visit of Nikita Khrushtchev to Marshall Tito in Belgrade, soldiers line the streets. In the background the monument to Prince Mihailov of Serbia, wose hands points towards the territories lost to the Turks, among them the Kosovo. Belgrade,1952.
Editorial Belgrade: a street-sweeper takes a rest. Belgrade,1952.
Editorial Belgrade recovers from war-time destruction. Belgrade,1952.
Editorial Belgrade: Cripples, war invalids and victims of the partisan war against the German occupation, are still a frequent sight in Belgrade. Belgrade,1952.
Editorial The machine tool factory of Slowenski Brod, where self-administration by the workers was first introduced in Yugoslavia.Workers leave "their"factory. Slovenski Brod,1952.
Editorial The machine tool factory of Slowenski Brod, where self-administration by the workers was first introduced in Yugoslavia. Two board members during a meeting. Slowenski Brod,Yugoslavia,1952.
Editorial The machine tool factory of Slowenski Brod, where self-administration by the workers was first introduced in Yugoslavia.During lunch hour,members of the bridge construction shop listen to Emil Basic,who explains why the workers'council refused them a r...
Editorial During lunch break,two members of the workers'council discuss topics of the meeting.Left:engineer Trofim Tcherevkov,a refugee from Stalinism and now member of the Yugoslav Communist party;right:Alojs Pirz,a tool- smith and former partisan.Slavonski Bro...
Editorial The machine tool factory of Slowenski Brod, where self-administration by the workers was first introduced in Yugoslavia. Meeting of the governing workers' council. Slowenski Brod, Yugoslavia,1952.
Editorial The eleven members of the workers' council of the Duro Dakovic machine tool factory represent 2.200 workers.They stand in one of the yards of the factory. Slovenski Brod,1952.
Editorial Lunch break in the machine-tool factory of Slowenski Brod, where self-administration by the workers was first introduced in Yugoslavia. Slowensi Brod, Yugoslavia,1952.
Editorial Angel of the Transfiguration. 1780 Inv. 7 V.
Editorial Belgrade recovers from war-time destruction. Belgrade,1952.
Editorial Ring, 1800s. Yugoslavia, 19th century. Silver; diameter: 2 cm (13/16 in.).
Editorial Belt, 1800s. Yugoslavia, Dalmatia, 19th century. Silver; overall: 9 x 50.7 cm (3 9/16 x 19 15/16 in.).
Editorial Embroidered Sleeves, 18th-19th century. Yugoslavia, Kosovo, 18th-19th century. Embroidery: wool, silver thread and sequins on plain weave linen; average: 47.7 x 50.9 cm (18 3/4 x 20 1/16 in.).
Editorial Man's Silver Chain, 1800s. Yugoslavia, 19th century. Silver and glass; overall: 48.3 cm (19 in.).
Editorial Renato Sartori-Corda.
Editorial Ivory hairpin, partly gilded (2nd-3rd CE) from Salona, Yugoslavia Size 9 cm Inv. VII B 342.
Editorial Hopovo Monastery, Fruska Gora, has a twelve-sided dome encircled by colonettes.
Editorial Interior of Krusedol Church. Frescoes from 17th-18th. In the church tombs of several Serbian princes and patriarchs.
Editorial Triumph of Roman soldiers over a barbarian. Decorative figurines from a horse's harness. Bronze (1st CE), from Starigrad, Yugoslavia 9.5 x 13.8 cm Inv. VI 2350.
Editorial Silver belt with swastika design. From Umcari, Serbia Length 45 cm Inv. 10.619.
Editorial Three bronze bow fibulae probably from Mokrong, Yugoslavia.
Editorial ACUARELA - SIGLO XIX.
Editorial Garden of a monastery in the Fruska Gora mountains, Serbia. The monasteries are now museums, but the gardens are tended by elderly people who may use the fruit and vegetables they plant.
Editorial Beaker with birds and animals, ca. 4th century B.C., Thrace, Silver, H. 18.7 cm, Metalwork-Vessels, The ancient land of Thrace encompassed a large area now divided into Bulgaria, southern Romania, eastern Yugoslavia, northeastern Greece, and European T...
Editorial Alejandro I de Yugoslavia (1888-1934), rey de los serbios, croatas y eslovenos, primer rey de Yugoslavia. Grabado de 1923.
Editorial President of Yugoslavia Josip Broz Tito in his work studio.
Editorial TASS Window No 896. Yugoslavia Fighting.
Editorial Serbia. Belgrado. Government buildings destroyed by the NATO bombing during the Yugoslavia war. Detail.
Editorial REPUBLIC OF SERBIA. BELGRADE. Government Buildings destroyed during the NATO bombing of Yugoslavia war.
Editorial Serbia. Belgrado. Government buildings destroyed by the NATO bombing during the Yugoslavia war. Detail.
Editorial Serbia. Belgrado. Government buildings destroyed by the NATO bombing during the Yugoslavia war.
Editorial REPUBLIC OF SERBIA. BELGRADE. Government Buildings destroyed during the NATO bombing of Yugoslavia war.
Editorial REPUBLIC OF SERBIA. BELGRADE. Government Buildings destroyed during the NATO bombing of Yugoslavia war.
Editorial 100 DINARES - BILLETE DE YUGOSLAVIA - 1978 - 147x70 - ANVERSO CON LA ESTATUA ECUESTRE DE LA PAZ DE AUGUSTINCI.
Editorial ACUARELA - SIGLO XIX.
Editorial SELLOS CONMEMORATIVOS DE AJEDREZ DE VARIOS PAISES,YUGOSLAVIA-POLONIA,ISLANDIA Y FRANCIA.
Editorial WWII.Yugoslavia, July 1941-May 1945. Units of Yugoslavia under the command of Pres. Tito, conducted fierce fighting involving blooshed.
Editorial Meadows on the Danube in the Serbian Batchka.
Editorial West-German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer visits Austria: During the flight, Chancellor Adenauer hit his head against the ceiling of the cockpit.While the co-pilot tried to staunch the blood, reassuring messages were sent down to the waiting Austrians. ...
Editorial Aftermath of the Hungarian revolution. Members of an agricultural cooperative meet in a local pub to discuss changes in the production plan. 1956.
Editorial Visit of Nikita Khrushchev in Belgrade,1963. Krushtchev addresses a meeting of Yugoslav Communists.
Editorial Khrushtchev visiting the Monument to the Yugoslav Resistance in Belgrade.
Editorial The reconciliation between the Soviet Union and Tito's Yugoslavia in Belgrade: host Tito and his wife Jovanka, guests Nikita Khrushchev and Anastas Mikoyan, member of the Central Committee USSR. Belgrade, March 1955.
Editorial Reconciliation between Tito's Yugoslavia and the Soviet Union.A Soviet delegation including Anastas Mikoyan,Nikita Khrushchev and Nikolai Bulganin visited Belgrade in May 1955.From l to r:Mikoyan Khrushchev,Bulganin.
Editorial Reconciliation between Tito's Yugoslavia and the Soviet Union. A Soviet delegation including Anastas Mikoyan, Nikita Khrushchev and Nikolai Bulganin visited Belgrade in May 1955. Meeting between the Yugoslav and the Soviet delegation. Belgrade,1955.
Editorial Reconciliation between Tito's Yugoslavia and the Soviet Union.A Soviet delegation including Anastas Mikoyan,Nikita Khrushchev and Nikolai Bulganin visited Belgrade in May 1955.Khrushtchev at the Tomb of the Unknown Sodier in Belgrade,1955.
Editorial Magnum photographer Erich Lessing. Belgarde, 1955.
Editorial Belgrade recovers from war-time destruction. Pre-war goods reappear in shops. A gentleman considers striped cotton material.
Editorial Lovers on a bench in the park of Kalemegdan, the former Turkish fortress overlooking Belgrade.
Editorial Waiting for customers in Belgrade,1952.
Editorial Belgrade: There are several large barracks in Belgrade and uniforms outnumber civilian clothes in the streets. In a small wood on the outskirts of the city, a young recruit is lying low during an attack exercise. Belgrade,1952.
Editorial Yugoslavian railroad employees walking two pigs through the streets of Belgrade. Quite a few people kept pigs in their backyards and took them for walks in the evening - or took them to the butcher. Belgrade, 1952.
Editorial During the visit of Nikita Khrushtchev to Marshall Tito in Belgrade, soldiers line the streets. In the background the monument to Prince Mihailov of Serbia, wose hands points towards the territories lost to the Turks, among them the Kosovo. Belgrade,1952.
Editorial Belgrade: a street-sweeper takes a rest. Belgrade,1952.
Editorial Belgrade recovers from war-time destruction. Some people can merely admire the goods which have reappeared in Belgrade shops. Belgrade,1952.
Editorial Belgrade:Cripples,war invalids and victims of the partisan war against the German occupation,are still a frequent sight in Belgrade. Belgrade,1952.
Editorial The machine tool factory of Slowenski Brod, where self-administration by the workers was first introduced in Yugoslavia.Workers leave "their"factory. Slovenski Brod,1952.
Editorial The machine tool factory of Slowenski Brod, where self-administration by the workers was first introduced in Yugoslavia. Two board members during a meeting. Slowenski Brod,Yugoslavia,1952.
Editorial The machine tool factory of Slowenski Brod, where self-administration by the workers was first introduced in Yugoslavia.During lunch hour,members of the bridge construction shop listen to Emil Basic,who explains why the workers'council refused them a r...
Editorial The Archangel Gabriel. Oil on canvas (around 1850) 161 x 68 cm Inv. 417.
Editorial The machine tool factory of Slowenski Brod, where self-administration by the workers was first introduced in Yugoslavia. At home, a worker- administrator studies reports. Slowenski Brod,Yugoslavia,1952.
Editorial The machine tool factory of Slowenski Brod, where self-administration by the workers was first introduced in Yugoslavia. A member of the workers' council makes a forceful statement. Slowenski Brod,Yugoslavia,1952.
Editorial The machine tool factory of Slowenski Brod, where self-administration by the workers was first introduced in Yugoslavia. Meeting of the governing workers' council. Slowenski Brod, Yugoslavia,1952.
Editorial The eleven members of the workers' council of the Duro Dakovic machine tool factory represent 2.200 workers.They stand in one of the yards of the factory. Slovenski Brod,1952.
Editorial Lunch break in the machine-tool factory of Slowenski Brod, where self-administration by the workers was first introduced in Yugoslavia. Slowensi Brod, Yugoslavia,1952.
Editorial Christ enthroned. 1745 Wood, 122 x 78 cm.
Editorial Monastery church at Ravanica, Serbia, founded by Prince Lazar in 1377 or 1381. The prince was buried in Ravanica Monastery after the battle of Kosovo, in 1389, when the Turks routed the Serbian army.
Editorial Christ heals the mother in law of Saint Peter. In the cupola Christ and the Holy Ghost. Fresco from Bodjani Monastery by Hristofor Zefarovic,1737.
Editorial Interior of Krusedol Church. Frescoes from 17th-18th. In the church tombs of several Serbian princes and patriarchs.
Editorial Triumph of Roman soldiers over a barbarian. Decorative figurines from a horse's harness. Bronze (1st CE), from Starigrad, Yugoslavia 9.5 x 13.8 cm Inv. VI 2350.
Editorial Ivory hairpin, partly gilded (2nd-3rd CE) from Salona, Yugoslavia Size 9 cm Inv. VII B 342.
Editorial Vessel in the form of the lower part of a female body. From Drenovac, Serbia. Vinca-Plocnik Culture. Terracotta (5th-4th mill. BCE), Mesolithic / Neolithic. Length 7.5 cm.
Editorial Female idol with engraved jewelry. From Gardinovci, Serbia Terracotta (15th BCE) Height 6.5 cm.
Editorial Three bronze bow fibulae probably from Mokrong, Yugoslavia.
Editorial Female idol, marble. From Bulgaria, Azmaska Mogila Habitat, Karanovo Culture. Late Mesolithic (6th-5th Mill. BCE) Height 7 cm.
Editorial Head. From the sanctuary of house 44 at Lepenski Vir II, Yugoslavia. Rough-grained sandstone (6000-5500 BCE). Height of the excavated sculptures between 30 and 65 cm.
Editorial " The Iron Gate" on the Danube, some 20 km north of the prehistoric site of Lepenski Vir. Yugoslavia is on the southern, Romania on the northern bank of the river.
Editorial Trajan's Table on the river bank of the Danube. Memorial to Emperor Trajan's bridge across the Danube (105 CE) downstream from the Iron Gate.