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The Križevići necropolis, located near Olovo, is an outstanding example of the medieval cultural landscape in Bosnia. This site is distinguished by a significant number of stećci, many of which are monumental in size and masterfully crafted. It features a…

The Mramorje necropolis in Perućac, near Bajina Bašta, is one of the most significant and best-preserved stećci sites in Serbia. As part of the UNESCO World Heritage list, this site testifies to the shared cultural heritage of the region. Dating back to t…

The Mramorje necropolis in Perućac, near Bajina Bašta, is one of the most significant and best-preserved stećci sites in Serbia. As part of the UNESCO World Heritage list, this site testifies to the shared cultural heritage of the region. Dating back to t…

The stećak of Vladna Kustražić is a 15th-century medieval gable-roofed tombstone (sljemenjak) located at the Crljivica necropolis near Cista Velika and Cista Provo, Croatia. It belongs to a rare identified pair of inscribed stećci associated with Vladna K…

The Crljivica necropolis is one of the most significant Croatian sites of medieval stećci. It lies in the Dalmatian hinterland, between the settlements of Cista Velika and Cista Provo, along the main road connecting Trilj and Imotski. The site extends for…

This original work by the Danish sculptor Jens Adolf Jerichau depicts two nude women holding onto each other, a motif echoing the Bathing Venus type and very typical of male sculptors in the 19th Century. Jerichau belonged to the generation immediately a…

This marble by Bertel Thorvaldsen was originally created as part of the statue group: "The Three Graces and Cupid", 1817-18, Thorvaldsens Museum. The work depicts Cupid (Amor) as a child, seated playing the Lyre.

The hunter is raising his spear to administer the fatal blow. The struggle and violent discharge of energy is represented through a dynamic composition and a very naturalistic depiction of man and animal. Naturally, the dramatic moment is frozen in time, …

This work, ceated by Rudolph Tegner in 1899, was created to serve as a monument to the artist's mother and adorn her tomb. Tegner was heavily inspired at a young age by the works of Michelangelo, and his influence is seen in this work in the unfinish…

This beautiful sculpture from 1856 by Danish artist J. A. (Jens Adolf) Jerichau (1816 - 1883) depicts in marble a little girl gazing down at three kittens she is holding whilst an adult cat (most likely the mother) brushes itself alongside the girl's …

In a dynamic pose, Death strides over the mother crouching on the ground. Her dead child is half hidden by the fluttering cloak. Hans Christian Andersen’s (1805-1875) tale The Story of a Mother provided the literary source of Hansen Jacobsen’s sculpture:…

All the gods of Classical Greek mythology were invited to a party, except for Eris, the goddess of strife. She had her revenge by throwing a golden apple with the inscription “To the fairest goddess” in among the party guests. But who the fairest of the g…

Dating back to Dreyer’s debut film The President, it’s obvious how much importance the director gave to the sets and how meticulous he was about design, tone and style. Dreyer presumably handpicked Warm for the job. Born 1889 in Berlin, Warm began his ca…

Scenography model by architect Hermann Warm (1889-1976) for Carl Th. Dreyer's film 'The Passion of Joan of Arc' (1928).

Dating back to Dreyer’s debut film The President, it’s obvious how much importance the director gave to the sets and how meticulous he was about design, tone and style. Dreyer presumably handpicked Warm for the job. Born 1889 in Berlin, Warm began his ca…

The Ġgantija Archaeological Park complex is a unique prehistoric monument situated at the centre of an extraordinary archaeological landscape, the Xagħra plateau on the Maltese island of Gozo. The site consists of two structures built in the Late Neolithi…