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Exhibitions
and other projects of the National Museum of Montenegro
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Miloš
Vušković Retrospective
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 Miloš
Vušković (1900-1975) was an eminent Montenegrin painter, sculptor,
illustrator, caricaturist and professor of visual arts, member of
ULUCG (Association of the Visual Artists of Montenegro). More than 300
of his works are held by the Art Museum of Montenegro.
Vušković
was co-founder of satirical magazine "Ošišani jež", in
cooperation with Pier Križanić, Branislav Nušić, Stanislav
Vinaver and a number of other famous artists of different profiles and
interests.
Before
World War II Vušković worked in Pancevo and Belgrade, where
he completed a number of portraits and other compositions, and later moved to
Montenegro, where he occupied the position of the director of
the Art School in Herceg Novi and the Modern Gallery in Cetinje.
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He
had several solo exhibitions, and collective exhibitions with famous
names of the Montenegrin and Yugoslav art scene.
Vušković
was member of the Montenegrin Academy of Sciences and Art, and holder of
prestigious professional awards
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Paintings
of Miloš Vušković
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Retrospective
of Mihajlo Vukotić
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 Mihajlo
Vukotić (1904 - 1944) was Montenegrin painter born in village
Čevo (near Cetinje), where he attended
elementary school. In Cetinje finished lower level high school and began
to develop the artistic sensibility. He tried to continue education at
Merchant Academy In
Dubrovnik , but remained there only one year. His desire to learn
painting drew him to the other side. Vukotić went later to Belgrade
and lived in poverty.
The
artist also obtained the state scholarship, but he lost it
in 1927 after his stay in Paris .
During
the war the artist worked a little. In this period disappeared a
significant number of his works. Vukotić died of tuberculosis in
1944.
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He
was a painter of a special sensibility. An entire wing of the permanent
exhibition of Montenegrin National Galery is dedicated to Vukotić's
works.
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Vukotić's
works
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