dim. 18 x 24 cm potpisana signed gipsy gypsy birds crake crow photography Born in Kruševac in 1973, Serbia, (lives in Belgrade) Graduated in 2002 on the Academy of Arts “Braća Karić”, photography department, Belgrade, Serbia. Founder and editor of the Cenetr for photography, (along with Mihailo Vasiljević), an independent non-profit organization established in Belgrade in 2011 for research, study and promotion of photography. Initiator and editor of Foto Forum, a series of interviews with photographers and artists on which present and promote local contemporary photographic production (Students’ City Cultural Center, 2010-2011) From 2013 lecturer of photography school in Center of Fine Arts & Education Šumatovačka in Belgrade, Serbia He received Dimitrije Bašičević Mangelos award (2008) for the best young visual artist in Serbia Selection from the one-man exhibition 2012 Reconstruction, Street Gallery, Belgrade, Serbia ФОТО, Gallery of Students’ city cultural center, Belgrade, Serbia The Documents, Cultural centre RIBNICA, Kraljevo, Serbia The Documents, Gallery of Centre for Culture in Sopot, Sopot, Serbia Underground shelters, Remont gallery (Interrogation, photographers of new generation in Serbia from 2000), Belgrade, Serbia Photo wall-paper, University Library “Svetozar Marković” in Belgrade, (Disruption, with Stefana Savić), Belgrade, Serbia 2009 The Documents, Salon of the Museum of Contemporary Art, Belgrade, Serbia Night spaces, Gallery Remont, Belgrade; Art gallery Kruševac, Serbia 2007 TV or TV, Gallery of Students’ city cultural center, Belgrade, Serbia 2004 Underground shelters, PIROSCHKA rev, MQ-21, Wien, Austria TV or TV, Gallery of the Youth Centre, Belgrade, Serbia 2003 Images, Gallery Remont, (PUNKT, with Mirijana Stojadinović and Andrija Pavlović), Belgrade, Serbia 2002 Registry, April gatherings, Gallery of the Students Culture Centre, Belgrade, Serbia 2001 Vitak 1999, Gallery of the Students Culture Centre, (with Petar Mirosavljević and Vukašin Nedeljković), Belgrade, Serbia Selection from the group exhibitions: 2013 4th Thessaloniki Biennale of Contemporary: Old Intersections – Make it New (central exhibition: Everywhere but Now), Periptero 6, Thessaloniki, Greece Amuse Me, City Gallery of Ljubljana, Slovenia Voies Off Vestival, Le voyage impossible, Arles, France 2012 Aftermath. Changing cultural landscape, Tendencies of engaged post-Yugoslavian contemporary photography, ParCo 2, Pordenone, Italy; National Museum of Slovenia, Ljubljana, Slovenia; 2013 – Klovićevi dvori, Zagreb, Croatia Photodocuments 02, Salon of Museum of Contemporary Art, Belgrade, Serbia What happened to Museum of Contemporary Art?, Museum of Contemporary Art Belgrade, Serbia 2011 DONUMENTA 2011 / Views: Visions – sketches of Serbian art after 2000, Kunstforum Ostdeutsche Galerie, Regensburg, Germany No Network-Time machine, D-O ARK Underground, site specific intervention, permanent installation, Konjic, BiH 2010 Photo documents, Site specific intervention, Museum of Railway Požega, permanent installation, Požega, Serbia Photonic Moments, The Month of Photography, The New Serbian Photography, Gallery Simulaker, Novo Mesto, Slovenia 25th Nadežda Petrović Memorial “I am what I am”, Art Gallery Nadežda Petrović/Čačanska Gimnazija, Čačak, Serbia 2009 Remont u Puli, Stara Tiskara in Pula, Pula, Croatia Snooze, Scaramuche@Fruit & Flower Deli gallery, New York, USA Land of Promises, Gallery ArtPoint, Wien, Austria; 2008, Cultural centre of Serbia, Paris, France; 2007, Gallery Apollonia, Strasbourg, France 2008 Photonic Moments; Cankarjev dom, Ljubljana, Slovenia It’s raining outside, but I don’t believe that it is; Banja Luka, Repabik of Srpska Still in time, Kunstraum BLAST, Cologne, Germany For a happier tomorrow; Gallery Tom Christoffersen, Copenhagen, Denmark Micro narratives; Musée d’art moderne, Saint Etienne, France 2007 Micro narratives; 48. October salon, Belgrade, Serbia 2006 Recognition; Art Gallery Nadežda Petrović, Čačak, Serbia; 2005 Actual Serbian photography; FOTOHOF Gallery, Salzburg, Austria 2004 VI biennale of the young artists; Vršac, Serbia Strange point of tension; Biljarda, Cetinje, Monte Negro Nus phenomenon; Gallery Nova, Zagreb, Croatia 2002 The annual exhibition of the centre for contemporary arts; Salon of the Museum of Contemporary Art, Belgrade, Serbia 2001 The Month of Photography; The Gallery of the Academy of Arts, Belgrade, Serbia Published Works: Critical Dictionary, 2011; 154-157; edited by David Evans; Black Dog Publication, London, UK; ISBN 978 1 907317 49 1 Artist and Residence program: 2004 KulturKontakt scholarship, Vienna, Austria 2011 Künstlerhaus, Schwandorf, Germany Artist talk performances: 2013 Seven Diferent Initiatives to Overcome…(along with UnaPopović), Künstlerhaus Bremen, Germany 2012 Artist as Audience, Museum of Contemporary Art, Belgrade, Serbia 2011 Documentarism – Appropriation – Revaluation, Galerie Für Zeit Genössische Kunst, Laipzig, Germany Curatorial projects: 2012 In a full light – photographs from the collection of the Center for Photography (along with Mihailo Vasiljević) - as part of the exhibition Photodocuments 02, Remont Gallery, Belgrade

18 x 24 cm potpisana signed b/w photography, fiber-based paper soldier Born in Kruševac in 1973, Serbia, (lives in Belgrade) Graduated in 2002 on the Academy of Arts “Braća Karić”, photography department, Belgrade, Serbia. Founder and editor of the Cenetr for photography, (along with Mihailo Vasiljević), an independent non-profit organization established in Belgrade in 2011 for research, study and promotion of photography. Initiator and editor of Foto Forum, a series of interviews with photographers and artists on which present and promote local contemporary photographic production (Students’ City Cultural Center, 2010-2011) From 2013 lecturer of photography school in Center of Fine Arts & Education Šumatovačka in Belgrade, Serbia He received Dimitrije Bašičević Mangelos award (2008) for the best young visual artist in Serbia Selection from the one-man exhibition 2012 Reconstruction, Street Gallery, Belgrade, Serbia ФОТО, Gallery of Students’ city cultural center, Belgrade, Serbia The Documents, Cultural centre RIBNICA, Kraljevo, Serbia The Documents, Gallery of Centre for Culture in Sopot, Sopot, Serbia Underground shelters, Remont gallery (Interrogation, photographers of new generation in Serbia from 2000), Belgrade, Serbia Photo wall-paper, University Library “Svetozar Marković” in Belgrade, (Disruption, with Stefana Savić), Belgrade, Serbia 2009 The Documents, Salon of the Museum of Contemporary Art, Belgrade, Serbia Night spaces, Gallery Remont, Belgrade; Art gallery Kruševac, Serbia 2007 TV or TV, Gallery of Students’ city cultural center, Belgrade, Serbia 2004 Underground shelters, PIROSCHKA rev, MQ-21, Wien, Austria TV or TV, Gallery of the Youth Centre, Belgrade, Serbia 2003 Images, Gallery Remont, (PUNKT, with Mirijana Stojadinović and Andrija Pavlović), Belgrade, Serbia 2002 Registry, April gatherings, Gallery of the Students Culture Centre, Belgrade, Serbia 2001 Vitak 1999, Gallery of the Students Culture Centre, (with Petar Mirosavljević and Vukašin Nedeljković), Belgrade, Serbia Selection from the group exhibitions: 2013 4th Thessaloniki Biennale of Contemporary: Old Intersections – Make it New (central exhibition: Everywhere but Now), Periptero 6, Thessaloniki, Greece Amuse Me, City Gallery of Ljubljana, Slovenia Voies Off Vestival, Le voyage impossible, Arles, France 2012 Aftermath. Changing cultural landscape, Tendencies of engaged post-Yugoslavian contemporary photography, ParCo 2, Pordenone, Italy; National Museum of Slovenia, Ljubljana, Slovenia; 2013 – Klovićevi dvori, Zagreb, Croatia Photodocuments 02, Salon of Museum of Contemporary Art, Belgrade, Serbia What happened to Museum of Contemporary Art?, Museum of Contemporary Art Belgrade, Serbia 2011 DONUMENTA 2011 / Views: Visions – sketches of Serbian art after 2000, Kunstforum Ostdeutsche Galerie, Regensburg, Germany No Network-Time machine, D-O ARK Underground, site specific intervention, permanent installation, Konjic, BiH 2010 Photo documents, Site specific intervention, Museum of Railway Požega, permanent installation, Požega, Serbia Photonic Moments, The Month of Photography, The New Serbian Photography, Gallery Simulaker, Novo Mesto, Slovenia 25th Nadežda Petrović Memorial “I am what I am”, Art Gallery Nadežda Petrović/Čačanska Gimnazija, Čačak, Serbia 2009 Remont u Puli, Stara Tiskara in Pula, Pula, Croatia Snooze, Scaramuche@Fruit & Flower Deli gallery, New York, USA Land of Promises, Gallery ArtPoint, Wien, Austria; 2008, Cultural centre of Serbia, Paris, France; 2007, Gallery Apollonia, Strasbourg, France 2008 Photonic Moments; Cankarjev dom, Ljubljana, Slovenia It’s raining outside, but I don’t believe that it is; Banja Luka, Repabik of Srpska Still in time, Kunstraum BLAST, Cologne, Germany For a happier tomorrow; Gallery Tom Christoffersen, Copenhagen, Denmark Micro narratives; Musée d’art moderne, Saint Etienne, France 2007 Micro narratives; 48. October salon, Belgrade, Serbia 2006 Recognition; Art Gallery Nadežda Petrović, Čačak, Serbia; 2005 Actual Serbian photography; FOTOHOF Gallery, Salzburg, Austria 2004 VI biennale of the young artists; Vršac, Serbia Strange point of tension; Biljarda, Cetinje, Monte Negro Nus phenomenon; Gallery Nova, Zagreb, Croatia 2002 The annual exhibition of the centre for contemporary arts; Salon of the Museum of Contemporary Art, Belgrade, Serbia 2001 The Month of Photography; The Gallery of the Academy of Arts, Belgrade, Serbia Published Works: Critical Dictionary, 2011; 154-157; edited by David Evans; Black Dog Publication, London, UK; ISBN 978 1 907317 49 1 Artist and Residence program: 2004 KulturKontakt scholarship, Vienna, Austria 2011 Künstlerhaus, Schwandorf, Germany Artist talk performances: 2013 Seven Diferent Initiatives to Overcome…(along with UnaPopović), Künstlerhaus Bremen, Germany 2012 Artist as Audience, Museum of Contemporary Art, Belgrade, Serbia 2011 Documentarism – Appropriation – Revaluation, Galerie Für Zeit Genössische Kunst, Laipzig, Germany Curatorial projects: 2012 In a full light – photographs from the collection of the Center for Photography (along with Mihailo Vasiljević) - as part of the exhibition Photodocuments 02, Remont Gallery, Belgrade

20 x 30 cm potpisana signed b/w photography, fiber-based paper Born in Kruševac in 1973, Serbia, (lives in Belgrade) Graduated in 2002 on the Academy of Arts “Braća Karić”, photography department, Belgrade, Serbia. Founder and editor of the Cenetr for photography, (along with Mihailo Vasiljević), an independent non-profit organization established in Belgrade in 2011 for research, study and promotion of photography. Initiator and editor of Foto Forum, a series of interviews with photographers and artists on which present and promote local contemporary photographic production (Students’ City Cultural Center, 2010-2011) From 2013 lecturer of photography school in Center of Fine Arts & Education Šumatovačka in Belgrade, Serbia He received Dimitrije Bašičević Mangelos award (2008) for the best young visual artist in Serbia Selection from the one-man exhibition 2012 Reconstruction, Street Gallery, Belgrade, Serbia ФОТО, Gallery of Students’ city cultural center, Belgrade, Serbia The Documents, Cultural centre RIBNICA, Kraljevo, Serbia The Documents, Gallery of Centre for Culture in Sopot, Sopot, Serbia Underground shelters, Remont gallery (Interrogation, photographers of new generation in Serbia from 2000), Belgrade, Serbia Photo wall-paper, University Library “Svetozar Marković” in Belgrade, (Disruption, with Stefana Savić), Belgrade, Serbia 2009 The Documents, Salon of the Museum of Contemporary Art, Belgrade, Serbia Night spaces, Gallery Remont, Belgrade; Art gallery Kruševac, Serbia 2007 TV or TV, Gallery of Students’ city cultural center, Belgrade, Serbia 2004 Underground shelters, PIROSCHKA rev, MQ-21, Wien, Austria TV or TV, Gallery of the Youth Centre, Belgrade, Serbia 2003 Images, Gallery Remont, (PUNKT, with Mirijana Stojadinović and Andrija Pavlović), Belgrade, Serbia 2002 Registry, April gatherings, Gallery of the Students Culture Centre, Belgrade, Serbia 2001 Vitak 1999, Gallery of the Students Culture Centre, (with Petar Mirosavljević and Vukašin Nedeljković), Belgrade, Serbia Selection from the group exhibitions: 2013 4th Thessaloniki Biennale of Contemporary: Old Intersections – Make it New (central exhibition: Everywhere but Now), Periptero 6, Thessaloniki, Greece Amuse Me, City Gallery of Ljubljana, Slovenia Voies Off Vestival, Le voyage impossible, Arles, France 2012 Aftermath. Changing cultural landscape, Tendencies of engaged post-Yugoslavian contemporary photography, ParCo 2, Pordenone, Italy; National Museum of Slovenia, Ljubljana, Slovenia; 2013 – Klovićevi dvori, Zagreb, Croatia Photodocuments 02, Salon of Museum of Contemporary Art, Belgrade, Serbia What happened to Museum of Contemporary Art?, Museum of Contemporary Art Belgrade, Serbia 2011 DONUMENTA 2011 / Views: Visions – sketches of Serbian art after 2000, Kunstforum Ostdeutsche Galerie, Regensburg, Germany No Network-Time machine, D-O ARK Underground, site specific intervention, permanent installation, Konjic, BiH 2010 Photo documents, Site specific intervention, Museum of Railway Požega, permanent installation, Požega, Serbia Photonic Moments, The Month of Photography, The New Serbian Photography, Gallery Simulaker, Novo Mesto, Slovenia 25th Nadežda Petrović Memorial “I am what I am”, Art Gallery Nadežda Petrović/Čačanska Gimnazija, Čačak, Serbia 2009 Remont u Puli, Stara Tiskara in Pula, Pula, Croatia Snooze, Scaramuche@Fruit & Flower Deli gallery, New York, USA Land of Promises, Gallery ArtPoint, Wien, Austria; 2008, Cultural centre of Serbia, Paris, France; 2007, Gallery Apollonia, Strasbourg, France 2008 Photonic Moments; Cankarjev dom, Ljubljana, Slovenia It’s raining outside, but I don’t believe that it is; Banja Luka, Repabik of Srpska Still in time, Kunstraum BLAST, Cologne, Germany For a happier tomorrow; Gallery Tom Christoffersen, Copenhagen, Denmark Micro narratives; Musée d’art moderne, Saint Etienne, France 2007 Micro narratives; 48. October salon, Belgrade, Serbia 2006 Recognition; Art Gallery Nadežda Petrović, Čačak, Serbia; 2005 Actual Serbian photography; FOTOHOF Gallery, Salzburg, Austria 2004 VI biennale of the young artists; Vršac, Serbia Strange point of tension; Biljarda, Cetinje, Monte Negro Nus phenomenon; Gallery Nova, Zagreb, Croatia 2002 The annual exhibition of the centre for contemporary arts; Salon of the Museum of Contemporary Art, Belgrade, Serbia 2001 The Month of Photography; The Gallery of the Academy of Arts, Belgrade, Serbia Published Works: Critical Dictionary, 2011; 154-157; edited by David Evans; Black Dog Publication, London, UK; ISBN 978 1 907317 49 1 Artist and Residence program: 2004 KulturKontakt scholarship, Vienna, Austria 2011 Künstlerhaus, Schwandorf, Germany Artist talk performances: 2013 Seven Diferent Initiatives to Overcome…(along with UnaPopović), Künstlerhaus Bremen, Germany 2012 Artist as Audience, Museum of Contemporary Art, Belgrade, Serbia 2011 Documentarism – Appropriation – Revaluation, Galerie Für Zeit Genössische Kunst, Laipzig, Germany Curatorial projects: 2012 In a full light – photographs from the collection of the Center for Photography (along with Mihailo Vasiljević) - as part of the exhibition Photodocuments 02, Remont Gallery, Belgrade

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dim 20 x 30 cm potpisana it is signed ... gipsy gypsy photo photography Born in Kruševac in 1973, Serbia, (lives in Belgrade) Graduated in 2002 on the Academy of Arts “Braća Karić”, photography department, Belgrade, Serbia. Founder and editor of the Cenetr for photography, (along with Mihailo Vasiljević), an independent non-profit organization established in Belgrade in 2011 for research, study and promotion of photography. Initiator and editor of Foto Forum, a series of interviews with photographers and artists on which present and promote local contemporary photographic production (Students’ City Cultural Center, 2010-2011) From 2013 lecturer of photography school in Center of Fine Arts & Education Šumatovačka in Belgrade, Serbia He received Dimitrije Bašičević Mangelos award (2008) for the best young visual artist in Serbia Selection from the one-man exhibition 2012 Reconstruction, Street Gallery, Belgrade, Serbia ФОТО, Gallery of Students’ city cultural center, Belgrade, Serbia The Documents, Cultural centre RIBNICA, Kraljevo, Serbia The Documents, Gallery of Centre for Culture in Sopot, Sopot, Serbia Underground shelters, Remont gallery (Interrogation, photographers of new generation in Serbia from 2000), Belgrade, Serbia Photo wall-paper, University Library “Svetozar Marković” in Belgrade, (Disruption, with Stefana Savić), Belgrade, Serbia 2009 The Documents, Salon of the Museum of Contemporary Art, Belgrade, Serbia Night spaces, Gallery Remont, Belgrade; Art gallery Kruševac, Serbia 2007 TV or TV, Gallery of Students’ city cultural center, Belgrade, Serbia 2004 Underground shelters, PIROSCHKA rev, MQ-21, Wien, Austria TV or TV, Gallery of the Youth Centre, Belgrade, Serbia 2003 Images, Gallery Remont, (PUNKT, with Mirijana Stojadinović and Andrija Pavlović), Belgrade, Serbia 2002 Registry, April gatherings, Gallery of the Students Culture Centre, Belgrade, Serbia 2001 Vitak 1999, Gallery of the Students Culture Centre, (with Petar Mirosavljević and Vukašin Nedeljković), Belgrade, Serbia Selection from the group exhibitions: 2013 4th Thessaloniki Biennale of Contemporary: Old Intersections – Make it New (central exhibition: Everywhere but Now), Periptero 6, Thessaloniki, Greece Amuse Me, City Gallery of Ljubljana, Slovenia Voies Off Vestival, Le voyage impossible, Arles, France 2012 Aftermath. Changing cultural landscape, Tendencies of engaged post-Yugoslavian contemporary photography, ParCo 2, Pordenone, Italy; National Museum of Slovenia, Ljubljana, Slovenia; 2013 – Klovićevi dvori, Zagreb, Croatia Photodocuments 02, Salon of Museum of Contemporary Art, Belgrade, Serbia What happened to Museum of Contemporary Art?, Museum of Contemporary Art Belgrade, Serbia 2011 DONUMENTA 2011 / Views: Visions – sketches of Serbian art after 2000, Kunstforum Ostdeutsche Galerie, Regensburg, Germany No Network-Time machine, D-O ARK Underground, site specific intervention, permanent installation, Konjic, BiH 2010 Photo documents, Site specific intervention, Museum of Railway Požega, permanent installation, Požega, Serbia Photonic Moments, The Month of Photography, The New Serbian Photography, Gallery Simulaker, Novo Mesto, Slovenia 25th Nadežda Petrović Memorial “I am what I am”, Art Gallery Nadežda Petrović/Čačanska Gimnazija, Čačak, Serbia 2009 Remont u Puli, Stara Tiskara in Pula, Pula, Croatia Snooze, Scaramuche@Fruit & Flower Deli gallery, New York, USA Land of Promises, Gallery ArtPoint, Wien, Austria; 2008, Cultural centre of Serbia, Paris, France; 2007, Gallery Apollonia, Strasbourg, France 2008 Photonic Moments; Cankarjev dom, Ljubljana, Slovenia It’s raining outside, but I don’t believe that it is; Banja Luka, Repabik of Srpska Still in time, Kunstraum BLAST, Cologne, Germany For a happier tomorrow; Gallery Tom Christoffersen, Copenhagen, Denmark Micro narratives; Musée d’art moderne, Saint Etienne, France 2007 Micro narratives; 48. October salon, Belgrade, Serbia 2006 Recognition; Art Gallery Nadežda Petrović, Čačak, Serbia; 2005 Actual Serbian photography; FOTOHOF Gallery, Salzburg, Austria 2004 VI biennale of the young artists; Vršac, Serbia Strange point of tension; Biljarda, Cetinje, Monte Negro Nus phenomenon; Gallery Nova, Zagreb, Croatia 2002 The annual exhibition of the centre for contemporary arts; Salon of the Museum of Contemporary Art, Belgrade, Serbia 2001 The Month of Photography; The Gallery of the Academy of Arts, Belgrade, Serbia Published Works: Critical Dictionary, 2011; 154-157; edited by David Evans; Black Dog Publication, London, UK; ISBN 978 1 907317 49 1 Artist and Residence program: 2004 KulturKontakt scholarship, Vienna, Austria 2011 Künstlerhaus, Schwandorf, Germany Artist talk performances: 2013 Seven Diferent Initiatives to Overcome…(along with UnaPopović), Künstlerhaus Bremen, Germany 2012 Artist as Audience, Museum of Contemporary Art, Belgrade, Serbia 2011 Documentarism – Appropriation – Revaluation, Galerie Für Zeit Genössische Kunst, Laipzig, Germany Curatorial projects: 2012 In a full light – photographs from the collection of the Center for Photography (along with Mihailo Vasiljević) - as part of the exhibition Photodocuments 02, Remont Gallery, Belgrade

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Petar I Karađorđević (Beograd, 11. jul 1844 — Beograd, 16. avgust 1921) je bio kralj Srbije, od 1903. do 1918. i kralj Srba, Hrvata i Slovenaca od 1918. do 1921. godine. Petar Karađorđević je bio Karađorđev unuk i treći sin Perside i kneza Aleksandra Karađorđevića, koji je bio prisiljen da abdicira nakon Svetoandrejske skupštine. Petar je sa porodicom živeo u inostranstvu. Borio se u francuskoj vojsci u Francusko-pruskom ratu. Pridružio se kao dobrovoljac pod pseudonimom Petar Mrkonjić u Bosanskohercegovačkom ustanku protiv Osmanskog carstva. Oženio se 1883. godine crnogorskom princezom Zorkom, kćerkom kneza Nikole. Sa njom je imao petoro dece, uključujući i naslednika Aleksandra. Nakon smrti oca 1885, Petar je postao glava dinastije Karađorđević. Posle Majskog prevrata i ubistva kralja Aleksandra Obrenovića 1903, izabran je za kralja Srbije. Kao kralj zalagao se za ustavno uređenje zemlje i bio je poznat po svojoj liberalnoj politici. Kralj Petar je bio vrhovni komandant srpske vojske u Balkanskim ratovima. Zbog starosti je 24. juna 1914. preneo kraljevska ovlašćenja na svog sina, prestolonaslednika Aleksandra. U Prvom svetskom ratu povlačio se sa vojskom preko Albanije. Pošto je bio kralj Srbije tokom perioda velikih srpskih vojnih uspeha, u srpskom narodu ostao je zapamćen kao kralj Petar Oslobodilac (takođe poznat i kao Stari kralj). Stvaranjem Kraljevstva Srba, Hrvata i Slovenaca 1. decembra 1918. postao je kralj Srba, Hrvata i Slovenaca, što je ostao do svoje smrti 16. avgusta 1921. -------------------------------------------- Arsenije Karađorđević – Arsen (Temišvar, 4/16. april 1859 — Pariz, 19. oktobar 1938) bio je sin kneza Aleksandra Karađorđevića i kneginje Perside (rođene Nenadović), rođeni brat kralja Petra I. Školovao se u Parizu i Petrogradu gde je i dobio visoko vojničko obrazovanje, na Konstantinskoj oficirskoj akademiji. Akademiju je zavrio sa činom konjičkog potporučnika 1877. godine posle čega je služio u Ruskoj vojsci. Od 1883. do 1885. godine služio je kao oficir francuske vojne ekspedicije u Tonkinu. Tokom borbi bio je ranjavan ali je pokazao izvanrednu hrabrost o kojoj je pisala tadašnja francuska štampa. Četiri naredne godine provodi u Petrovgradu a onda stupa u Legiju stranaca. Pored hrabrosti pokazao je i izvanredno komandovanje. Oženio se kneginjom Aurorom Pavlovom Demidov di San Donato 1. maja 1892. godine u Kijevu i sa njom imao sina Pavla. 1895. se razveo od kneginje Aurore, koja je 1905. preminula. Sina Pavla poveravaju knezu Petru koji je živeo u Ženevi. Oženio se po drugi put Gitom Genčić koja se nakon pada Obrenovića razvela od Đorđa Genčića i po treći put udala za brata kralja Petra Prvog. U rusko-japanskom ratu 1905. godine komanduje konjičkim pukom. U boju kod Mukdena iskazuje veliku hrabrost i bila odlikovan najvišim ruskim odlikovanjem - zlatnom sabljom i biva unapređen u čin generala, načelnika kavaleriske divizije. U maju 1911. pristupa organizaciji `Crna ruka`. U Prvom i Drugom balkanskom ratu učestvovao je kao komandant konjičke divizije i borio se, kao i uvek u prvim redovima, u bitkama kod Kumanova, Bitolja i Bregalnice. Nakon pokazane hrabrosti bio je veoma popularan u narodu da je čak postao problem za kralja Petra I, koji je zatražio da mu se naredi da ode iz Srbije. Razočaran odlazi u Rusiju gde ponovo učestvuje u borbama i to kao general Carske garde. Nakon oktobarske revolucije biva uhapšen i sudi mu se pred sovjetski sud građana i vojnika. Nakon oslobađajuće presude napušta Rusiju i ostatak života provodi u Francuskoj. Poslednji put boravi u Beogradu nakon atentata na kralja Aleksandra. Bio je učesnik devet ratova i imao je četrnaest dvoboja. Od svih oficira u srpskoj istoriji imao je najveći broj odlikovanja. Nakon smrti u Parizu, njegov sin, tada prvi namesnik, uz najviše državne počasti sahranio ga je u kripti crkve Sv. Đorđa na Oplencu. ------------------------------------------- Jelena Karađorđević (Cetinje, 23. oktobar/4. novembar 1884 — Nica, 16. oktobar 1962) je bila ćerka kralja Petra I i Zorke, kćeri crnogorskog kralja Nikole I. Bila je starija sestra prinčeva Đorđa i Aleksandra, kasnijeg kralja Aleksandra I. Jelena bila je sestričina Anastasije Petrović, supruge velikog kneza Nikolaja Nikolajeviča Mlađeg, unuka cara Nikolaja I, i Milice Petrović, supruge velikog kneza Petra Nikolajeviča, isto unuka Nikolaja I; obe su upoznale Raspućina sa caricom Aleksandrom. Jelena se udala za princa Ivana Konstantinoviča i bila je poznata kao princeza Jelena Petrovna. Jelena je bila ćerka kralja Srbije Petra I i princeze Zorke, najstarije ćerke kralja Crne Gore Nikole I, i najstarija sestra prestonaslednika Đorđa i Aleksandra Karađorđević. Posle rane smrti njene majke Zorke odrasla je većinom kod njenih tetaka Anastasije i Milice. Išla je u internat manastira Smolni. Postala je dobra prijateljica velike kneginje Olge, najstarije ćerke cara Nikolaja II. Pri jednom posetom njene tetke Jelene Petrović, supruge italijanskog kralja Viktora Emanuela III, upoznala je Ivana Konstantinoviča, za kog se verila i udala 1911. godine. Jelena je studirala medicinu na univerzitetu u Sankt Peterburgu, sve dok nije rodila njeno prvo dete, sina Vsevolda Ivanoviča. Godinu dana kasnije, 1915, rodila je ćerku Jekatarinu Ivanovnu. U februaru 1917. godine nastala je u Rusiji privremena vlada pod knezom Grigorija Lavova. Car Nikolaj II dao je ostavku, zatim su boljševici preuzeli vlast nakon Oktobarske revolucije. Jelenin suprug, veliki knez Ivan, prognan je od boljševika prvo u Kirov, zatim u Jekaterinburg i najzad u Alapajevsk. Jelena je pratila svog supruga, koji je zajedno sa Jelisavetom Fjodorovnom, Konstantinom Konstantinovičem i Igorom Konstantinovičem ubijen od strane boljševika. Njihova tela bačena su u jedan rudnik i tek nekoliko meseci kasnije sahranjena su na jednom pravoslavnom groblju u Pekingu (groblje je uništeno kasnije u doba kineske kulturne revolucije). Pre svoje smrti Ivan je zamolio Jelenu da se vrati njihovoj deci koja su bila kod Jelenine zaove. Na putu boljševici su zarobili Jelenu. U oktobru 1918 švedske diplomate su dobili dozvolu da prime u Švedsku Jeleninu zaovu sa njenom i Jeleninom decom. Jelena je dalje ostala zarobljena, sve dok je nisu pronašli norveški diplomati. Prebačena je u Kremlj da bi 1919. dobila dozvolu da otputuje za Švedsku. Jelena se sa decom preselila u Nicu u Francuskoj gde je ostala do kraja života. Nije se više udavala. ------------------------------------------- Prince John Constantinovich of Russia (Russian: Иоанн Константинович; 5 July 1886 – 18 July 1918), sometimes also known as Prince Ivan or Prince Johan, was the eldest son of Grand Duke Konstantin Konstantinovich of Russia by his wife, Yelizaveta Mavrikievna, née Princess Elisabeth of Saxe-Altenburg. He was described by contemporaries as a gentle, religious person, nicknamed `Ioannchik` by his relatives. Ioann Konstantinovich was born as a Grand Duke of Russia with the style Imperial Highness, but at the age of 9 days, a Ukaz of his cousin Emperor Alexander III of Russia stripped him of that title, as the Ukaz amended the House Law by limiting the grand-ducal title to grandsons of a reigning emperor. As a result, he received the title Prince of the Imperial Blood (Prince of Russia) with the style Highness. He once entertained the possibility of becoming an Orthodox monk, but eventually fell in love with Princess Helen of Serbia, the daughter of King Peter I of Serbia and his wife Princess Zorka of Montenegro, niece of Grand Duchess Militza and Grand Duchess Anastasia of Russia. They married on 2 September 1911, and Helen took the name Princess Yelena Petrovna of Russia. As a daughter of the reigning King, after the marriage, she retained her style of Royal Highness and as such she had the right to receive foreign diplomats in her own right, unlike her husband. They had a son, Prince Vsevolod Ivanovich (20 January 1914 – 18 June 1973), and a daughter, Princess Yekaterina Ivanovna (12 July 1915 – 13 March 2007), who was the last member of the Imperial Family to be born before the fall of the dynasty, and was ultimately to become the last surviving uncontested dynast of the Imperial House of Russia. Prince Ioann fought in the First World War of 1914-1918, was decorated as a war hero, and was at the front when the Russian Revolution of 1917 started. In April 1918 the Bolshevik authorities exiled him to the Urals, and in July the same year had him murdered in a mineshaft near Alapayevsk, along with his brothers Prince Konstantin Konstantinovich and Prince Igor Konstantinovich, his cousin Prince Vladimir Pavlovich Paley, and other relatives and friends. His body was eventually buried in Beijing, in the cemetery of the Russian Orthodox Mission, which was destroyed in 1986 to build a park. His sister Princess Vera Konstantinovna, mother Grand Duchess Yelizaveta Mavrikievna and wife Princess Yelena Petrovna left Russia in April 1919 with help from the King of Norway. His daughter Princess Yekaterina married Ruggero, Marquis Farace di Villaforesta (a descendant of the Medici family of Florence). Yekaterina lived in Buenos Aires and later in Montevideo, Uruguay where she died in 2007. His sister Princess Vera Konstantinovna, the youngest daughter of Grand Duke Konstantin Konstantinovich, died in New York in 2001, aged 94.

IVAN MEŠTROVIĆ, znameniti vajar `Majka zavjetuje dijete` (mramor) GALERIJA `IVAN MEŠTROVIĆ - SPLIT 1980 RAZGLEDNICA FORMAT 15 CM NIJE PUTOVALA NIJE KORIŠĆENO GARANCIJA PERFEKT KOLEKCIONARSKI, 1980. EKSTRA ***********

IVAN MEŠTROVIĆ `U UČAJU` GALERIJA `IVAN MEŠTROVIĆ` PRINTED IN ITALY S P L I T 1980 RAZGLEDNICA FORMAT 15 CM NIJE PUTOVALA NIJE KORIŠĆENO GARANCIJA PERFEKT KOLEKCIONARSKI, 1980 EKSTRA ********** GAlp

IVAN MEŠTROVIĆ (1883-1962) SEĆANJE NARODNI MUZEJ - BEOGRAD 1980 IVAN MEŠTROVIĆ, Znameniti YU vajar iz vremena Kraljevine Jugoslavije, uradio Njegošev mauzolej, Spomenik Neznanom junaku na Avali ... .............................................................. RAZGLEDNICA FORMAT 15 CM NIJE PUTOVALA NEKORIŠĆENO GARANCIJA PERFEKT KOLEKCIONARSKI, 1980. Ekstra ************* dsp19kb12/2 GAlp

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Краусов број KM# 556 Држава Мађарска Апоен 2 форинте Година 1960 Период Народна Република (1949 - 1989) Врста кованице Прометне кованице Састав Бакар-Никл Врста ивице Орнаментна Облик Округла Сврставање Одликовање (0°) Тежина (гр) 5 Пречник (мм) 25 Дебљина (мм) 1.4 Предња страна: Грб Креатор: Iván István MAGYAR NÉPKÖZTÁRSASÁG Променити правац: Креатор: Iván István 2 FORINT BP.

Pesnici i pisci Jugoslavije - kartice sa likovima i najpoznatijim delima pesnika i pisaca bivse Jugoslavije . Ivan Goran Kovacic , Jovan Jovanovic Zmaj , Borisav Stankovic , Aleksa Santic , Petar Petrovic Njegos , Milovan Glisic , Vladimir Nazor , Branko Copic , Vuk Karadzic , Filip Visnjic , Oton Zupancic , Djura Jaksic , Jovan Popovic , France Presern , Petar Kocic , Ivan Cankar , Stevan Sremac , Branko Radicevic i Branislav Nusic .

127x90mm SNIMIO IVAN MIHAJLOVIĆ

127x90mm SNIMIO IVAN MIHAJLOVIĆ