The 'zograph' model of orthodox painting in Southeast Europe 1830-1870

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Makuljević, N. R. (2003). The 'zograph' model of orthodox painting in Southeast Europe 1830-1870, (34), 385-405. doi:10.2298/BALC0334385M
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Title

The 'zograph' model of orthodox painting in Southeast Europe 1830-1870

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Author

Nenad, R, Makuljević

Journal

Balcanica

Volume
Issue

34

Start page

385

End page

405

ISSN

0350-7653

ISBN
DOI

10.2298/BALC0334385M

URL

http://dais.sanu.ac.rs/handle/123456789/4178

Date

2003-2019/08/12/16:16:55

Abstract

The "zograph" model of painting from 1830 to 1870 represents a important period of development in sacral Orthodox Christian art in the Ottoman Empire. It was formed as a component part of the church revival from 1830 to 1870 and a unified supra-national cultural model in South East Europe. The "zograph" model of Orthodox Christian painting shows that the region of "European Turkey" did not represent a civilization void, exclusively dominated by an ethnic folkloric culture, but a specific cultural model, conditioned by political, social and religious conditions.

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