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Lubarda, Petar
A Dictionary of Twentieth-Century Art
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Lubarda, Petar (1907–1974). Yugoslav painter, born at Ljubotinje. He studied briefly in Belgrade and Paris (at the École des
Beaux-Arts), but he was mainly self-taught as an artist. He lived in Paris from 1926 to 1932, exhibiting at the Salon des Indépendants. On returning to Yugoslavia he founded his own art school at Cetinje. Lubarda's painting was inspired mainly by the landscape of his native Montenegro, a harsh country of mountains and rocks against the deep blue of sea and sky, his work evolving from
Expressionism towards abstraction. He also painted scenes from his country's history and legends. His work influenced many younger Yugoslav painters.
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USAID HELPS REVITALIZE BASIC TOURISM INFRASTRUCTURE IN CETINJE
News Wire article from: US Fed News Service, Including US State News; 7/10/2007; 516 words
; ...economic growth in the municipality of Cetinje. In keeping with the thrust of the Ministry...Tourism to diversify the tourism product, Cetinje municipality took the leap by linking...stakeholders over a common goal to invest in Cetinje sports facilities that can be enjoyed...
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Jan Morris on Cetinje: The Austere Mountain World of the Montenegrins
Newspaper article from: The Washington Post; 7/17/1988; ; 700+ words
; There is only one proper way to go to Cetinje. You start at the Gulf of Kotor, the...stony scoop among the hills, the city of Cetinje. I call it a city for courtesy's sake...desert. For more than 400 years, though, Cetinje was the capital of the Montenegrins...
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War in the Balkns: Cetinje - `Troops out' demonstrations
Newspaper article from: The Independent - London; 5/22/1999; ; 408 words
; ...flags traditionally carried into battle, gathered outside Cetinje's city hall to hear emotional calls for the soldiers to leave...not find a way of protecting us, then for sure the people of Cetinje will find a way," said a local resident, Milo Dapcevic...
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WAR IN THE BALKANS: Sleepy city may be new spark for war Montenegro
Newspaper article from: The Independent - London; 5/6/1999; ; 700+ words
; ...confrontations have occurred. The inhabitants of Cetinje, a small town in a small Yugoslav republic...Montenegro was an independent state. Cetinje has a clutch of almost grand, and now...already descended into, many inhabitants of Cetinje are keen to turn the clock back to what...
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Residents of Valley of the Gods defy Yugoslavia
Newspaper article from: The Scotsman; 5/6/1999; ; 700+ words
; ...cradle of Serbian civilisation, then Cetinje serves the same purpose for Montenegrins...French embassy is a library. The people of Cetinje are proud of their cosmopolitan and independent...town, no Yugoslav soldiers wander around Cetinje. The soldiers do not leave their barracks...
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Montenegro's ancient capital to overwhelmingly support independence
News Wire article from: AP Worldstream; 5/18/2006; ; 700+ words
; ...Worldstream 05-18-2006 Dateline: CETINJE, Serbia-Montenegro Red Montenegrin...Berkuljan, a 43-year-old museum guide in Cetinje, Montenegro's historic capital...republic is much better off on its own. In Cetinje, which served as the capital of Montenegro...
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Montenegro Protests Yugoslav Troops
News Wire article from: AP Online; 5/21/1999; 649 words
; ...1999 Montenegro Protests Yugoslav Troops CETINJE, Yugoslavia (AP) -- Some 5,000 people -- almost a third of the population of Cetinje -- protested on Friday recent Yugoslav...most from Serbia, arrived last week in Cetinje. Mayor Savo Paraca said artillery units...
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Montenegro is poor and plucky.(Explore)
Newspaper article from: St Louis Post-Dispatch (MO); 12/7/2008; 700+ words
; ...Mountain"). At the end of the road is Cetinje (pronounced TSEH-teen-yeh), which...better than on the coast. Then comes Cetinje. Since I've visited it before, I...Established as the capital in the 15th century, Cetinje is the historic heart of the old kingdom...
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5,000 in Montenegro rally against military presence.
Newspaper article from: The Florida Times Union; 5/22/1999; 540 words
; CETINJE, Yugoslavia -- About 5,000 people, almost a third of the population of Cetinje, protested recent Yugoslav army reinforcements...reservists, most from Serbia, arrived last week in Cetinje. Mayor Savo Paraca said artillery units turned...
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Once were warriors Glorious Italianate architecture and stunning coastal scenery are luring tourists back to Montenegro. Christian Walsh reports
Newspaper article from: The Independent on Sunday; 11/17/2002; ; 700+ words
; ...of rock, the Moracha valley, towards Cetinje, the ancient capital of Montenegro...uninhabited. The Turks kept trying to take Cetinje, but they couldn't. In the past the...limestone bowl at the bottom of which was Cetinje. Children sold wild strawberries and...
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Cetinje
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Cetinje , town, S Montenegro. It grew around a monastery founded in 1485 and became the residence of Montenegro's ruling prince-bishops...
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Montenegro
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
...to the capital, principal cities are Cetinje , Nikšić , and Kotor...but, although they thrice destroyed Cetinje, they never succeeded in making Montenegro...in the prince-bishops ( vladikas ) of Cetinje; these were assisted by civil governors...
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Serbia and Montenegro
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
...was held by the Turks, while Venice held the port of Kotor and the Montenegrin princes ruled their remnant stronghold from Cetinje. Montenegro's independence was recognized by the Ottoman Empire in 1799, and in 1829 the Turks granted the Serbs autonomy...
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Alexander of Yugoslavia
Encyclopedia entry from: Encyclopedia of World Biography
...king of Yugoslavia until 1934. Alexander Karageorgevich was born on Dec. 16 (N.S.; Dec. 4, O.S.), 1888, at Cetinje, Montenegro, the second son of Peter l, King of Serbia, and Princess Zorka of Montenegro. Alexander shared his father...
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Lubarda, Petar
Book article from: A Dictionary of Twentieth-Century Art
...to 1932, exhibiting at the Salon des Indépendants. On returning to Yugoslavia he founded his own art school at Cetinje. Lubarda's painting was inspired mainly by the landscape of his native Montenegro, a harsh country of mountains and rocks...
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