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January 1969 Chapter 7, Folklore and peasant art & Chapter 8, General accounts Joel Martin Halpern

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NUMBKR THRJLE Slovenia and the Slovenes; the latest archa~ologic.4; research and Slovene impr~sslonism. NUMBER FOUR: The beauties of the Adriatic, literary, architectural and art achievements.

NUMBER FIVE: Macedonia, its culture, archaeology, architecture and ancient folklore; icons.

NUMBER SIX: Life and art; folk dances and ballet; modern Belgrade painting.

NUMBER SEVEN: Bosnia and ~erzego\'ina;the Bogomil tombstones; the silver coffin of Saint Simun; the Sarajevo Haggadah.

NUMBER EIGHT: The fulfilment of the century-old aspirations of the Montenegrin people; culture, art and natural beauties.

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NUMBER SEVENTEEN: The art of the primitives; the painting and sculpture of the self-taught of town and village -- folk artists of Yugoslavia. NUMBER EIGHTEEN: Four periods -- four arts; the art of Krsto Hegedusic; Porec mosaics; medieval primitive sculpture; Renais- sance artists from the Yugoslav littoral. Kerner, Robert J ., ed. YUGOSLAVIA. Berkeley, University of California Press, 1949. 558 p., illus.

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