Ivan Mrkvička (Jan Vaclav Mrkvička) (Vidim, 1895 – Prague, Czech Republic, 1938) Studied at the Art Academies in Prague and Munich. He lived in Bulgaria since 1881, where he collaborated with…

Adolf  Liebscher (Prague, 1857 – Pottenstein, Czech Republic, 1919) Studied in Vienna in School for arts and crafts. He was known for murals. He decorated numerous public buildings in Czech…

Jaro Chadima (Leipzig, 1877 – Berlin, Germany, 1940) Studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Leipzig and in Munich. He came to Bosnia and Herzegovina in 1914 and lived…

Ferdinand Schmutzer (Vienna, 1870 – Vienna, Austria, 1928) Painter, photographer and an award-winning print maker. He studied painting at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna. During his study visit…

Ivan Tišov (Vinkovci kraj Đakova, 1870 – Zagreb, Hrvatska, 1928) He began his artistic education at the School of Crafts in Zagreb, and continued at the School of Applied Arts…

Ladislav Lauda (Prag, 1889 – Plzen, Češka, 1963) Architect and painter. He studied in Prague at the School of Arts and Crafts, and then at the Academy of Arts. At…

Ferdinand Velc (Vinařice kod Praga, Češka, 1864 – Sarajevo, BiH, 1920) He attended the Academy of Arts in Prague and the Royal Academy of Arts in Munich, where he worked…

Maximilian Liebenwein (1869. Vienna, Austria – 1926. Munich, Germany) Austrian painter, print maker and book illustrator. He studied at the academies in Vienna, Karlsruhe and Munich. As a an artist…

Vladislav Titelbah ( František Vladislav Tittelbach) (1847. Lenešice, Louny, Czech Republic – 1925. Belgrade, Serbia) Professor, architect, illustrator, set designer and decorative painter. He studied at the Technical Faculty in…

Ewald Arndt Čeplin (Zschepplin) (Merseburg, Germany, 1865 – ?) Worked as a professor of drawing in Sofia, where he and several other artists founded the Society for supporting the art which…