Baumgartl Baltazar
Baltazar Baumgartl (Fekete-Lehota, Rožňava District, Slovakia, 1867 – Sarajevo, BiH, 1922) studied painting at the Art Teachers’ College in Budapest (1888 – 1891) and at the Academy of Fine Arts…
Becić Vladimir
Vladimir Becić (1886-1954) educated in Brod, Budapest, Osijek and Zagreb. In 1905, he left Munich on a scholarship and in 1909, he moved to Paris. In 1919, he bought an…
Kajinić Anto
Anto Kajinic, One man, one horse and one woman, oil and poly-color on canvas, 80 x 112 cm, inv. no. 4097, National Gallery of B&H Anto Kajinić (Modriča, BiH, 1953) graduated…
Merćep Rajka
Rajka Merćep (1904-1963) entered the Academy of Fine Arts in Zagreb in 1927/28, and in the following year she moved to Paris. She exhibited her works in some of the…
Kršić Bogdan
Bogdan Krsic (1932-2007) was one of the most important artists of the former Yugoslavia territory. He was known for his prints, illustrations, book equipment, graphic design, ceramics and scenography. Krsic worked as a…
Konstantinovič Nikolaj Rerih
Nikolai Konstantinovich Roerich (1874-1947) was a Russian painter, philosopher and writer. During his artistic practice he made around 7000 artworks. Rerih was also the initiator and author of the international…
Lichtenstein Roy
Roy Lichtenstein (1923-1997) studied at Ohio State University in Columbus, USA between 1946 and 1950. He continued his studies at Arts Student League in New York. From 1951. to 1957….
Misirlić Bekir
Bekir Misirlić (Banja Luka, B&H, 1931 – Banja Luka, B&H, 2001) In 1953, graduated from the Faculty for Pedagogy, the Department of Arts, in Banja Luka. He taught drawing in…
Hadžidamjanović Vojislav
Vojislav Hadžidamjanović, Chardak, 1921, oil on canvas, 20 x 30,5 cm © National Gallery of B&H Vojislav Hadžidamjanović (Sarajevo, BiH, 1895 – 1980) studied at the Hungarian University of Fine…
Hodler Ferdinand
Ferdinand Hodler, Landscape from Bonaville, oil on canvas, inv. no. 4508, National Gallery of B&H The swiss painter Ferdinand Hodler was born in Berne in 1853 and died in 1918….