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Plesne Dance Gornjogradske Upper Town gornji grad Upper Town veCeri evenings glazbene Musical u prošlosti in the Past 9. – 25. KOLOVOZA 9 – 25 AUGUST vedute Panorama 27. TRAVNJA – 26. SVIBNJA 27 APRIL – 26 MAY 20:00 – 23:00 8:00 pm – 11:00 pm 7. RUJNA – 6. LISTOPADA 7 september – 6 october trg nikole zrinskog nikola zrinski square 27. TRAVNJA – 6. LISTOPADA 27 APRIL – 6 OCTOBER sub i ned 16:00 – 19:00 sat & sun 4:00 pm – 7:00 pm (zrinjevac) – glazbeni (zrinjevac) – music sub i ned 10:00 – 12:00 sat & sun 10:00 am – noon 1. lipnja – 1. rujna 1 june – 1 september paviljon pavilion gornji grad: katarinin upper town: catherine’s sub i ned 17:00 – 20:00 sat & sun 5:00 pm – 8:00 pm trg, strossmayerovo square, strossmayer gornji grad upper town šetalište, trg sv. marka promenade, st. mark’s 1 square Još od srednjeg vijeka, Ever since the Middle Ages gornjogradskim ulicama od- the streets of the Upper Town zvanjale su ljubavne, a kasnije resounded with love songs, and i starogradske pjesme uličnih later also the traditional old svirača. Taj lijepi običaj city songs of the street perform- zadržao se do danas. ers. That lovely tradition still endures today. 3 zagrebacki vremeplov 5 Zagreb Time Machine Od 50-ih do 70-ih godina From the 1950s to the 1970s prošlog stoljeća omiljena the people of Zagreb loved Gornjogradskim ulicama, The heroes of stories told long 27/4 — 6/10/2019 zabava Zagrepčana bili su going to dances. Today, Dance tu pored Vas, doista prolaze ago pass right by you on the plesnjaci. Danas, Plesne večeri Evenings on Zrinjevac bring glavni junaci nekih odavno streets of the Upper Town: na Zrinjevcu oživljavaju duh back the spirit of those times. ispisanih priča: likovi iz le- characters from legends and nekadašnjih vremena. gendi, ali i stvarne osobe - svi real people too, all those oni mali i veliki ljudi koji su ordinary and great men and Detaljan program dostupan For more details see obilježili zagrebačku prošlost. women who left their mark je na www.infozagreb.hr www.infozagreb.hr on Zagreb’s past. zagrebacki zagreb time Folklorna Folklore Kumice Kumice Manda Manda and vremeplov machine scena Performances s Dolca from Dolac i ban the viceroy 27/4 — 6/10/2019 27/4 — 6/10/2019 27. TRAVNJA – 6. LISTOPADA 27 APRIL – 6 OCTOBER 26. TRAVNJA – 26. LISTOPADA 26 APRIL – 26 OCTOBER 27. TRAVNJA – 5. LISTOPADA 27 APRIL – 5 OCTOBER sub i ned 10:00 – 12:00 sat & sun 10:00 am – noon pet i sub 8:00 – 13:00 fri & sat 8:00 am – 1:00 pm subotom 10:00 – 13:00 saturdays 10:00 am – 1:00 pm kaptol, trg bana josipa kaptol, ban josip jelačić tržnica dolac dolac market trg bana josipa jelačića ban josip jelačić square 1. plesne večeri 1. dance evenings jelačića, tkalčićeva square, tkalčićeva – manduševac – manduševac fountain Kad je tržnica Dolac svečano When Dolac market opened 2. folklorna scena 2. folklore performances ulica, tržnica dolac street, dolac market 3. gornjogradske 3. upper town musical otvorena 1930. godine, bila je in 1930 it was one of the largest glazbene vedute panorama jedna od najvećih i najljepših and most beautiful in Europe, u Europi, dok je danas najveća and today it is the largest and 4. kumice s dolca 4. kumice from dolac 6 2 i najpoznatija u Zagrebu. most successful in Zagreb. The 5. gornji grad u prošlosti 5. upper town in the past Kip žene - kumice s plete- statue of a woman, a kumica 6. manda i ban 6. manda and the viceroy nom košarom na glavi trajni with a woven basket on her 7. ansambl strauss 7. the strauss ensemble je spomenik na tisuće žena head, is lasting memorial to 8. zagrebački orkestar 8. the ZET zagreb wind koje su iz okolice Zagreba thousands of women who trav- zet-a orchestra svakodnevno dolazile u grad s elled every day from Zagreb’s 9. smjena straže 9. changing of the guard košarama punim proizvoda iz surroundings bringing baskets svojih vrtova. full of produce from their 10. tkalčijana 10. tkalčijana gardens. Detaljan program dostupan For more details see je na www.infozagreb.hr www.infozagreb.hr Zagrebačka okolica poznata je The Zagreb region is known Prema legendi, upravo ondje According to legend, right po mnogobrojnim folklornim for its many folklore societ- gdje je danas središnji zagre- here at Zagreb’s central square, društvima od kojih neka bilježe ies, some of which have been bački trg, žedan je ban na a thirsty viceroy came to a svoje postojanje i više od stolje- in existence for more than izvoru vode ugledao prekrasnu spring where he saw a beauti- ća. Odjeveni u narodne nošnje, a century. Dressed in folk djevojku s vrčem i zavapio: ful girl with a jug. He called: organizator Turistička zajednica grada Zagreba, Kaptol 5 | [email protected] | www.infozagreb.hr | facebook.com/zagrebackivremeplov fotografije Arhiva Turističke zajednice grada Zagreba, Old Zagreb na ulice Zagreba donose svoje costume, they bring their „Mando, dušo, zagrabi!“ Izvor je ‘Manda, dear, scoop me up Tour arhiva (naslovnica) napomene U slučaju nepovoljnih vremenskih uvjeta programi se otkazuju. običaje, pjesmu i ples. customs, songs and dances to dobio ime Manduševac, a grad some water!’ And so the spring organizer Zagreb Tourist Board, Kaptol 5 | [email protected] | www.infozagreb.hr the streets of Zagreb. 4 - Zagreb. was named Manduševac, and facebook.com/ zagrebackivremeplov photography Zagreb Tourist Board Archives, Old Zagreb Tour Archives (cover) please note In case of bad weather programmes will be cancelled. the city – Zagreb. Ansambl The Strauss Tkalcijana Tkalcijana Strauss Ensemble Ulica glazbe i zabave The street of music and fun Promenadni koncerti Maksimir Promenade Concerts Maksimir 18. SRPNJA – 14. RUJNA 18 JULY – 14 SEPTEMBER čet i pet 19:00 – 23:00 thu & fri 7:00 pm – 11:00 pm 28. TRAVNJA – 6. LISTOPADA 28 APRIL – 6 OCTOBER sub 11:00 – 13:00 sat 11:00 am – 1:00 pm nedjeljom 10:30 – 12:30 sundays 10:30 am – 12:30 pm tkalčićeva ulica ispred tkalčićeva street in park maksimir – vidikovac maksimir park – belvedere kućnih brojeva: 14, 48, 61, 72 front of street numbers: Godine 1794., kada je park In 1794 the opening ceremony 14, 48, 61 & 72 Maksimir svečano otvoren, was held for Maksimir Park, bio je jedan od najvažni- one of the greatest achieve- jih parkovnih ostvarenja ments in park architecture 10 Austro-Ugarske Monarhije i in the Habsburg Monarchy prvi javni park u jugoistočnoj and the first public park in Europi. Danas je spomenik South East Europe. Today it parkovne arhitekture, a na is a cultural monument, and Vidikovcu se od proljeća do concerts are held from spring jeseni održavaju koncerti. to autumn at the belvedere. 7 Kroz jednu od najljepših Once upon a time the Medve- zagrebačkih ulica, danas pop- ščak stream ran through one ularno zvanu Tkalča, nekoć je of the loveliest streets in Za- tekao potok Medveščak, a uli- greb, nowadays fondly known ca je održavala svoju živost u as Tkalča. The street was buz- malim obrtničkim radnjama, zing with small workshops, krčmama i javnim kućama. taverns and brothels. Nowa- Danas, ta ulica opuštene at- days, the street has a relaxed mosfere, tijekom ljeta postaje atmosphere, and in summer is mjesto glazbe i zabave. filled with music and fun. Osobiti pečat davao je crveni regiment the ‘Royal Cravates’. 13:15 – 13:45 Primopredaja stijega 1:15 - 1:45 PM Exchange of the zagrebacki The ZET Smjena Changing of rubac – kravata, a koja je danas A red neckerchief - a cravat - gave i pozdrav, razdvajanje konjičkog i standard and salute, separa- nezaobilazni modni dodatak sva- the soldiers a unique appearance pješačkog stroja tion of the cavalry and infantry Orkestar Zagreb Wind straze the Guard kog muškarca. Obnovljenu Smjenu and became an essential item of Konjanici odlaze trasom: Baka- | Cavalry departs along route: straže, utemeljenu na povijesnim clothing for every man. You can čeva – Trg bana Jelačića – Ilica – Bakačeva Street – Ban Josip Jelačić ZET-a Orchestra Počasna satnija Guard of Honour of the činjenicama, možete pogledati u see the new Changing of the Guard, Dežmanova – Tuškanac Square – Ilica – Dežmanova Street Kravat pukovnije Cravat Regiment ceremoniji na predviđenim pozi- based on historical fact, perform – Tuškanac Promenadni koncerti Maksimir Promenade Concerts Maksimir cijama. Program izvodi 13 do 20 its ceremonies at designated places. nedjeljom 22. TRAVNJA – 18. LISTOPADA 22 APRIL – 18 OCTOBER pješaka i 4 do 21 konjanika. Thirteen to twenty infantry officers SUNDAYS subotom 11:00 – 12:00 saturdays 11:00 am – noon sub i ned, utvrđenim on saturdays and sundays, and four to twenty-one soldiers on 11:40 Polazak pješačkog postroja TRAVANJ: 27. 27 APRIL državnim praznicima national holidays and horseback take part. – Kaptol 11:40 AM Departure of the infantry SVIBANJ: 4., 11., 18., 25. 4, 11, 18 and 25 MAY i svečanim prigodama special occasions 11:45 Polazak konjičkog postroja – formation: Kaptol LIPANJ: 15., 22., 29. 15, 22 and 29 JUNE subotom i državnim saturdays and public Dubravkin put 11:45 AM Departure of the cavalry SRPANJ: 6., 20. 6 and 20 JULY blagdanima holidays 11:50 Spajanje postroja i zajednič- formation: Dubravka way park maksimir – aleja maksimir park – alley ka molitva – Kamenita vrata 11:50 AM Joining of the formations 11:35 Polazak pješačkog postroja 11:35 AM Departure of the infantry 12:00 Svečana ceremonija – and group prayer: Stone Gate Legendarni puhački orkestar The legendary Wind Orchestra – Tuškanac – Dežmanova – Ilica formation: Tuškanac – Dežmanova Trg sv. Marka 12:00 Ceremony – St. Mark’s Zagrebačkog električnog of the Zagreb Electric Tram – Trg bana Jelačića – Bakačeva – Street – Ilica – Ban Josip Jelačić 12:10 – 12:25 Razdvajanje pješač- Square tramvaja izvodi valcere, Company performs waltzes, Kaptol Square – Bakačeva Street – Kaptol kog i konjičkog postroja 12:10 - 12:25 PM Separation of the koračnice, šlagere i budnice.
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    Baroque Art in Croatia and the Vienna School of Art History Dubravka Botica Introduction The history of studying Baroque art reflects the development of art history in Croatia. The art of the Baroque period was not in the foreground at the early stages of the field’s development, nor was it a topical issue later on, such as contemporary or medieval art. The questions on Baroque did not lead to politically charged discussions, such as art and art criticism of the 1950s or the question of national identity in medieval art of the Adriatic coast. The study of Baroque art in Croatia was heavily influenced by the Vienna School of Art History, its most prominent protagonists and research topics, and this influence was present throughout the entire twentieth century. It can be compared to the issue of cultural heritage conservation, which evolved in Croatia under the direct influence of the Vienna School and Vienna as a political centre, not only by adopting ideas but also by establishing institutions responsible for the protection of cultural heritage during the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy. The paper briefly discusses some aspects of work and methods of Wiener Schule der Kunstgeschichte (‘Vienna School of Art History’) that have had an impact on Croatian art history.1 It gives a short overview of the beginnings of art history in Croatia with Ivan Kukuljević Sakcinski and Iso Kršnjavi, as well as the most important occurrences that shaped the field’s development and cultural sphere at the end of the nineteenth century, with the aim of explaining the great upturn in researching and appraising Baroque art at the beginning of the twentieth century brought about by Gjuro Szabo, who adopted the ideas and theses of Vienna School, especially those of Alois Riegl.
  • Zagreb ESSENTIAL Spring 2015 CITY G UIDES

    Zagreb ESSENTIAL Spring 2015 CITY G UIDES

    Maps Events Restaurants Cafés Nightlife Sightseeing Shopping Hotels Zagreb ESSENTIAL Spring 2015 CITY G UIDES Pocket’s Progress With the mission of giving you ‘ten city changes since our first edition’ Zagreb Book Festival Follow IYPs official guide to the best book fest for every guest Divine Croatian Design Go local… Be local… Support local… N°79 - complimentary copy zagreb.inyourpocket.com Contents ESSENTIAL CIT Y GUIDES Foreword 4 The editor’s choice on what not to miss this Spring Arrival & Getting Around 6 Lost? Help is at hand Pocket’s Progress 10 Ten big ways in which Zagreb has changed Culture & Events 12 You won’t be bored Croatian Design 24 Support the local designers Zagreb Pulse 28 Designer tips Kišobrani Cerovečki Archives Restaurants 30 The Kaplja Raincoat – This award winning hand-made Coffeeraincoat designed & Cakes by Ana Rimac, is full-circuit in cut 38 Enjoy the riches Treatand yourself made from a high quality cotton material that is Local Flavour 35 impregnated with a waterproof layer. The pattern is taken Nightlifefrom the Šestine Umbrella and is one of the latest gems 44 A taste of culture Whenfrom youthe Cerovečki just gotta Crafts boogie Shop! Coffee & Cakes 39 Sightseeing 45 Treat yourself Check out the highlights Nightlife 41 Shopping 52 When you just gotta boogie Perfect gifts and souvenirs Hotels 60 A place to rest your weary head List of small features Tasty Getaways 35 The foodie’s guide 38 Horrible Histories 50 More style for less cash 58 City Center Shopping 59 Maps & Index Street register 64 City map 65 City centre map 66-67 Take a peek at a few hand-picked eateries that are nestled around town and offer the very best in indigenous specialties made from local and seasonal ingredients and wines from central Croatia.