Serbian Legacy

Index of pictures and illustrations



  1. Map of part of Balkan occupied by Serbs
  2. Ras"ka (1)
  3. Ras"ka: Structure of cupola.
  4. Kotor
  5. Morac"a
  6. Pec'
  7. Dec"ani
  8. Ras"ka (2)
  9. Studenica
  10. Studenica: Kraljeva Crkva (King's Church)
  11. Z"ic"a
  12. Arilje
  13. Karan
  14. Macedonia
  15. Ohrid 1
  16. Ohrid 2
  17. Ohrid 3
  18. S. Naum
  19. S. Zaoum
  20. Treska Gora
  21. Empire of Serbia 1346
  22. Kossovo
  23. Prizren
  24. Grac"anica
  25. Morava
  26. Chilandary
  27. Krus"evac
  28. Ljubostinja
  29. The fortress of Manasija
  30. Manasija
  31. Smederevo
  32. The fortress of Smederevo
  33. Sarajevo
  34. Topola
  35. The Golden Gate at Split. From Robert Adam's Ruins of the Palace of Diocletian at Spalato , 1784. The colonnetes above the entrance have gone, and the ground-level is higher, but otherwise the gateway remains as Robert Adam saw it, an impressive monument of the last phase of Imperial Roman architecture (c. A.D. 300).
  36. The Mausoleum of Diocletian , now the Catedral, Split. From Robert Adam's Ruins of the Palace of Diocletian at Spalato , 1784.
  37. View looking across the Peristyle, Split.
  38. S. Barbar, Trogir (ninth-tenth century).
  39. S. Luke, Kotor (1195; restored 1368); This church illustrates in a rudimentary way the first Serbian (Ras"ka) school of arhitecture, in which we have a simple single-cell building crowned by a cupola.
  40. Morac"a (1252) Viev from the west. The perfected Ras"ka style, having the cupola raised above the roof on a square platform.
  41. Morac"a: Virgin and Child. A characteristic Byzantine composition, in which the Child is placed centrally, and appears almost independent of the Mother, who sits like an enthroned empress. This fresco is over life-size, and belongs to the early monumental school of painting, in which dignity and grandeur are the dominant features.

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