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Grb I Zastava ISSN 1846-3827 Grb i Zastava Glasnik Hrvatskog grboslovnog i zastavoslovnog društva Broj 16, Godina VIII. Bulletin of the Croatian Heraldic & Vexillological Association Zagreb, studeni 2014. Number 16, Volume VIII, Zagreb, November 2014 Z a s t a v a Slobodnog i kraljevskog grada Koprivnice iz 1718. Stražnja strana zastave, stanje nakon z a v r š e t k a konzervatorsko- restauratorskog zahvata. U vijencu elementi grba grada: zidine s kulom okružene dvama zlatnim ljiljanima nadvišene zlatnom krunom. Zastava iz zbirke Hrvatskog povijes- nog muzeja Zagreb restaurirana u Hrvatskom resta- uratorskom zavodu u Zagrebu, 2013. Vidi više na str. 10. The 1718 Flag of the Free and Royal City of Koprivnica. The reverse, after the conservation- restoration procedure. Within the circular wreath the elements of the city coat of arms: walls with a tower between two golden fleurs-de- lys ensigned with a golden crown. The flag is in the Croatian History M u s e u m collection, restored in the C r o a t i a n Restoration Institute in 2013. See more on p. 10. Hrvatsko grboslovno i zastavoslovno društvo osnovano je 2006. godine. HGZD je član Croatian Heraldic & Vexillological Association is established in 2006. HGZD is a member of ISSN 1846-3827 Fédération Internationale des Associations Vexillologiques Confédération Internationale de Généalogie et d'Héraldique 9771846 382001 S A D R Ž A J UVODNIK EDITORIAL CONTENTS Uvodnik | Editorial ........................................... 2 Dragi čitatelju, Dear Reader, Leksikon hrvatske heraldike – Hrvatski Kao što smo i najavili u As we announced in the previous heraldičari (6): Vjera Bojničić-Zamola prethodnom broju, glavna aktivnost issue, HGZD's main activity in the (1883. – 1963.) The Croatian Heraldry Lexicon – Croatian HGZD-a u drugoj polovini 2014. second half of 2014 was the Heraldists (6): Vjera Bojničić-Zamola godine bila je organizacija organization of the symposium. We (1883–1963) znanstveno-stručnog skupa, o are pleased to say that it exceeded - Tomislav Galović ................................ 3 - 4 (Ne)poznavanje dizajna državne zastave kojem s veseljem možemo reći da je our expectations in every way. While među hrvatskim građanima prošao i više nego izvrsno u svakom you can read more about the (The Lack of) Knowledge of the State Flag's Design among Croatian Citizens pogledu. Naravno, više o skupu symposium in this issue, this is - Tijana Trako Poljak ....................... 5 - 7, 15 čitajte u ovom broju, a ovo je prilika another opportunity to thank Znanstveno-stručni skup da ponovo zahvalim svima koji su everyone who contributed: first of all Simbol, identitet i Domovnski rat pridonijeli realizaciji ovog skupa, our co-host – the Sociology Scientific and Professional Symposium Symbol, Identity and Homeland War prije svega suorganizatoru Odsjeku Department – and especially the - Željko Heimer .......................................... 8 za sociologiju, a osobito lecturers, who all invested their Obraćanje predsjednika Republike Hrvatske predavačima, koji su odvojili svoje precious time in preparing and prof. dr. sc. Ive Josipovića Address by the President of the Republic of dragocjeno vrijeme da nam presenting their research results Croatia Prof. Dr. Ivo Josipović ...................... 9 pripreme i izlože prikaze svojih with us. Zastava Slobodnog i kraljevskog istraživanja. In addition to covering the grada Koprivnice iz 1718. – od fragmenta do izvornog oblika Osim toga, nastavljamo s symposium, in this issue we The 1718 Flag of the Free and Royal predstavljanjem značajnih hrvatskih continue our series on significant City of Koprivnica – From Fragments heraldičara. Donosimo zanimljiv Croatian heraldists. We provide an to the Original Shape - Vlasta Bošnjak ............................ 1, 10 - 11 izvadak iz rezultata istraživanja interesting excerpt of Trako Poljak's Kameni grbovi iz stalnog postava kolegice Trako Poljak, te nadamo se research, and hopefully the first of Gradskog muzeja Omiš i prvi prilog iz istraživanja omiške many articles on research into Omiš Stone Coats of Arms in the Permanent Exhibtion of the City Museum of Omiš heraldike naše tajnice Brstilo heraldry, by our secretary Brstilo - Matea Brstilo Rešetar ..................... 12 - 15 Rešetar. Kolega Kramberger nas Rešetar. Colleague Kramberger, in Prsten pečatnjak s prikazom grba iz upoznaje svojim zanimljivim stilom o his engaging style, introduces to us okolice Petrinje A Signet Ring with a Coat of Arms from Petrinja Area još jednom zanimljivom predmetu, a to another interesting artefact, and - Vjekoslav Kramberger ..................... 16 - 18 iz Restauratorskog zavoda, from the Restoration Institute, Kronika HGZD | HGZD Chronicles ................ 20 kolegica nas Bošnjak upoznaje s još colleague Bošnjak presents another jednim biserom kojem su vratili stari pearl brought back to its old sjaj. splendour. Grb i Zastava Nadam se da ćete uživati čitajući I hope you will enjoy reading Glasnik Hrvatskog grboslovnog i zastavoslovnog društva GiZ, GiZ, Bulletin of the Croatian Heraldic & Vexillological Association Željko Heimer Željko Heimer IMPRESSUM Grb i Zastava Glasnik Hrvatskog grboslovnog i zastavoslovnog društva Grad Zagreb sufinancirao je objavljivanje ovog broja časopisa Broj 16, Godina VIII. Zagreb studeni 2014. The City of Zagreb co-funded the publication of this issue of the ISSN1846-3827 Urednik i engleski prijevod: Željko Heimer Predsjedništvo HGZD: Željko Heimer, predsjednik; Dubravka Peić Leykam international d.o.o. HR-10000 Zagreb, Ilica 42 Čaldarović, potpredsjednica; Matea Brstilo Rešetar, Tel: +385-1-4846 862 Fax: +385-1-4846 863 tajnica; Tijana Trako Poljak, Tomislav Galović. [email protected] [email protected] Engleska lektura: Ted Kaye, North American Vexillologic Association Narudžbe za GiZ, kao raniji brojevi dostupni su preko Cijena broja 35 kn, za inozemstvo 7 €. Ordering of GiZ as well as the previous numbers are available though Godišnja pretplata (2 broja): 60 kn, za inozemstvo 12 €. www.leykam-international.hr Za članove HGZD - besplatno. Narudžbe na Leykam international, Ilica 42, HR-10000 Zagreb ili na [email protected] Izdavač: Suradnici u ovom broju Authors in this issue Hrvatsko grboslovno i zastavoslovno društvo Pazinska 50 HR-10110 Zagreb Vlasta Bošnjak, konzervator-restaurator , Odjel Željko Heimer, bojnik dr. sc., predsjednik E-mail: [email protected] za tekstil, papir i kožu, Hrvatski restauratorski HGZD-a, Zagreb, http://zeljko-heimer- Web: http://www.hgzd.hr zavod Zagreb, [email protected] fame.from.hr, [email protected] IBAN HR2323600001101905988 Matea Brstilo Rešetar, prof. povijesti i povijesti Vjekoslav Kramberger, apsolvent arheologije, OIB 21212575148 umjetnosti, kustosica Zbirke heraldike i sfragistike kolekcionar odlikovanja i znakovlja, tajnik udruge Naklada ovog broja: 200 komada Tisak: Denona d.o.o. Hrvatskog povijesnog muzeja Zagreb, tajnica “Starinar” u Zadru, objavljivao radove iz područja Prilozi za "Grb i Zastavu" dobrodošli su. Članci, fotografije i ostalo HGZD-a, numizmatike i faleristike, vjekokramberger@ mogu se dostaviti izdavaču u pisanom ili tiskanom obliku, u gmail.com elektroničkom obliku ili kao privici elektroničkom poštom. Materijali Tomislav Galović, doc. dr. sc., prof. povijesti i se ne vraćaju. dipl. arhivist, Odsjek za povijest Filozofskog Tijana Trako Poljak, dr. sc., znanstvena Stavovi i mišljenja izneseni u glasilu su autorski, i ne predstavljaju fakulteta, Zagreb, voditelj seminara Pomoćne novakinja, Odsjek za sociologiju Filozofskog stavove i mišljenja uredništva ni HGZD. Iako se HGZD trudi da su podaci izneseni u glasilu točni, Društvo ne garantira njihovu točnost povijesne znanosti, član Predsjedništva HGZD-a, fakulteta Zagreb, članica Predsjedništva HGZD-a, i ne preuzima nikakvu materijalnu ni moralnu odgovornost za štetu [email protected] [email protected] koja bi zbog njih nastala. Ovaj broj zaključen je 30. studenog 2014. 2 Grb i Zastava br. 16 - 2014. Tomislav Galović Leksikon hrvatske heraldike – Vjera Bojničić-Zamola Lexicon of Croatian Heraldry hrvatski heraldičari (6) (1883. – 1963.) – Croatian Heraldists (6) Hrvatska akademska i heraldička Croatian academic and heraldic slikarica i grafičarka Vjera Bojničić painter and graphic artist Vjera Bojničić (Bojničić Kninska, Bojničić-Zamola) (Bojničić Kninska, Bojničić-Zamola) rođena je u Zagrebu 27. I. 1883. godine u was born in Zagreb on 27 January 1883 plemićkoj obitelji Bojničić Kninski, i to into the noble family of Bojničić Kninski, kao dijete Franjice (r. pl. Hirling) i Ivana the daughter of Franjica (born pl. pl. Bojničića Kninskog, uglednog Hirling) and Ivan pl. Bojničić, an hrvatskog povjesničara, arhivista i esteemed Croatian historian, archivist heraldičara. Imala je dva brata, and heraldist. She had two brothers: Stjepana koji je bio dramski umjetnik, i Stjepan, an actor and Ivan, a lawyer. Ivana, po struci doktora prava. She studied painting from 1902 until Slikarstvo je studirala od 1902. do 1906. 1906 at the Kunstschule für Frauen in godine na Kunstschule für Frauen u Vienna under Tina Blau and Hans Beču kod Tine Blau i Hansa Tichyja. Tichy. In the academic year 1906–07 Akademske godine 1906./1907. she began the study of Culture at the započela je i studij Kulture na Faculty of Philosophy of the Franz Mudroslovnom fakultetu Sveučilišta Joseph I University in Zagreb. She Franje Josipa I. u Zagrebu. Grafiku attended graphics lessons (etching and (bakropis i drvorez) polazila je u privatnoj woodcut) at the private school of školi Tomislava Krizmana
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