Šeferov Vilko (Mostar, B&H, 1895 – Zagreb, Croatia, 1974)   Educated in Sarajevo and Belgrade and then at the Academy of Arts in Budapest (1913-1918). After World War I, he…

Šain Petar (Mostar, B&H, 1885 – Sarajevo, B&H, 1965) Trained in the lithographyic craft at the studio of Rožnakovski in Zagreb (1900-1903), and then spent two years at the Graphic…

Summerecker Sigo (Banja Luka, B&H, 1897 – Zagreb, Croatia, 1983) He learned painting from Pero Popović (1908) and at the Royal College of Arts and Crafts in Zagreb (1919 –…

Steiner Milan (Sisak, Croatia, 1894 – Zagreb, Croatia, 1918) He graduated from the College of Arts and Crafts in Zagreb in 1916. One can notice influences of European contemporaries in…

Subotić Branislav Sube (Beograd, Serbia, 1926 – Beograd, Serbia, 2004) He graduated from the Academy of Applied Arts in Belgrade in 1951, after which he came to Sarajevo and got…

Stančić Miljenko (Varaždin, Croatia, 1926 – Zagreb, Croatia, 1977) Graduated in 1945, from the Academy of Fine Arts in Zagreb. He attended the post-graduate studies at the specialist school of…

Jurkić Gabrijel (Livno, B&H, 1886 – Livno, B&H, 1974) Graduated from the Technical School in Sarajevo. In 1906, he left for Zagreb, where he enrolled with the School of Fine…

Ipavec Jože (Slovenia, 1910 – Slovenia, 1998)   (Ipavic, Ipavić, Ipavc, Josip, Joza) He graduated from the gymnasium in Maribor, where he later took lessons in painting from Joža Žagar…

Hondrey Đuro (Samobor, Croatia – Sarajevo, B&H, 1936) He attended gymnasium and military school in Zagreb. He was a second lieutenant and first lieutenant in the army. He lived in…

Herman Oskar (Zagreb, Croatia, 1886 – Zagreb, Croatia, 1974) He studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich off and on until 1910. He exhibited his work in Zagreb…