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Island of Lopud, Lopud, church of Our Lady of Šunj, workshop of Paolo Campsa, altar of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary

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Varaždin, Varaždin City Museum, workshop from Augsburg, cabinet

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Island of Cres, Osor, necropolis, oil lamps

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Istria, Paz, medieval fort of Possert

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Šibenik, Cathedral of St. James, rosette on the façade

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Island of Hvar, Hvar, Arsenal and theatre, wall painting by N. Marchia

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The Croatian Conservation Institute, Institute of Art History, Department of Art History of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Rijeka, and Icono-STALLA Misericordia International are organizing an international scientific and expert conference on the topic of medieval choir stalls of the Eastern Adriatic Coast.

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prirucnik dioklecijanova palaca hr

Diocletian's Palace and the Medieval Core of the City of Split - Manual for Built Heritage Maintenance and Disaster Risk Management analyses the context of the creation of the historic core of the city of Split, as well as contemporary problems and risks that threaten the aforementioned space and the people who actively reside, live or work there.

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The thirteenth issue of Portal, the annual scientific and professional journal of the Croatian Conservation Institute, features ten papers that cover topics in cultural heritage protection. There are four original scientific papers, two preliminary notifications, two review articles and two professional papers.

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Assumption of Mary was painted by Lorenzo Luzzo (Zadar or Feltre, 1484/1485 - Venice or Zadar, 1526/1527), called Zarot(t)(o) (from Zadar) and Morto da Feltre. His art was influenced by other artists such as Titian, Raphael, Sebastian del Piombo and Giorgione. The composition and figural representation on the Assumption of Mary altarpiece from Zadar (first quarter of the 16th century) have obvious similarities with the eponymous altarpiece of the Venetian painter Palma the Elder.

'Portal' Journal

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Croatian Conservation Institute's periodical, Portal, is a peer-reviewed academic journal published annually since 2010. Directed at presenting research and professional papers on investigations, treatments, results, theoretical reflections and historical overviews, Portal is open to all those who wish to contribute, professionally and scholarly, to the reflection and promotion of art conservation and restoration. Owing to its comprehensive abstracts in English, the basic content of each paper is also available to international experts.

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Charter of the Republic of Croatia Presented to Directorate for the Protection of Cultural Heritage of the Ministry of Culture, the Croatian Conservation Institute and the Rental Workshop of National Costumes

The President of the Republic Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović presented the Charter of the Republic of Croatia to restorers and conservators as an expression of recognition and gratitude for their work and their contribution to the development and progress of the Republic of Croatia.

Secrets of Colours. A 15th-Century Handbook on the Preparation of Paints

Segreti per colori [Secrets of colours] is a collection of recipes for the preparation of paints, translated into Croatian for the first time in this Croatian Conservation Institute’s edition. The text, also known as the Bologna Manuscript, is a valuable source of insight into the technology of paint manufacture in the late Middle Ages.

 
Iznik – Ottoman Pottery from the Depths of the Adriatic

The bilingual catalogue was published to accompany the exhibition of the same name held at the Mimara Museum (May 18th – Sep 13th, 2015) and the Ethnographic Museum in Dubrovnik (Jul 15th – Sep 30th, 2016). The exhibition raised much interest among both the general and international professional public, presenting valuable archaeological material from a merchant ship that sank in the late 16th century in the Sveti Pavao shallows, off the island of Mljet.

 
The Renovation of St. James's Cathedral in Šibeniksvjakov_blog

Croatian Conservation Institute began in 2012 with the documenting, investigating and conservation trials on the stone sculpture in the interior of the presbytery and the main apse of St. James’s Cathedral in Šibenik. A major architectural achievement of the 15th and 16th century in Croatia, the Cathedral of Šibenik has won its global recognition in 2000, when it was entered in the UNESCO World Heritage List.

Church of St. Mark in Zagreb: architecture, history, conservation

svmarko_mThe collection of six papers on the history of St. Mark’s Church was published to mark the completion of its year-long renovation. Croatian Conservation Institute, which supervised the larger part of the renovation, initiated the monograph, aiming to compile all existing insights into the construction history of the church, which revealed it to be a particularly multi-layered monument.

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