- 1803. In 1766, as a 16-year-old
Grigorije Popović
joined Jovan Četirević
Grabovan as an ****istant painter,
according to his own
notebook entry,
written at...
- 2000; ISBN 90-73974-05-4 Ulay. WE EMERGE, authors:
Thomas McEvilley,
Irina Grabovan; Art
Centre AoRTa, 2004; ISBN 9975-9804-1-4 ULAY.
Nastati / Become, authors:...
- Joan Çetiri,
Grabovari also as
Jovan Četirević
Grabovan (Serbian Cyrillic: Јован Четиревић Грабован; c. 1720–1781), was a
Serbian icon
painter from Albania...
-
Konstantin Čomu—cinema
operator Elena Gheorghe—singer
Jovan Četirević
Grabovan—icon
painter Stere Gulea—film
director and
screenwriter Kira Hagi—actress...
- Beograd, today's Székesfehérvár in Hungary. The
works of
Jovan Četirević
Grabovan who
completed part of his
education in
Imperial Russia, and
returned to...
-
Ceara (1880/1881–1939),
Aromanian poet and
prose writer Jovan Četirević
Grabovan (1720–1790),
Serbian Orthodox icon
painter Ion Foti (1887–1946) Romanian...
- and
landscape painting.
Hristofor Žefarović (1710–1753)
Jovan Četirević
Grabovan (1720–1781)
Dimitrije Bačević (1735–1770)
Teodor Kračun (1730–1781) Jakov...
- (1870–1946), (ethnographer, journalist, writer, and feminist)
Jovan Četirević
Grabovan (1720–1781), (icon painter) Igor Ćutuk (born 1976), (journalist) Zora Dirnbach...
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Gologlavac (18th century)
Janko Halkozović (18th century)
Jovan Četirević
Grabovan (1720–1781)
Jakov Orfelin, (early 18th century–1803) Vasa Ostojić, (1730–1791)...
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Aleksije Lazović, ****nije Teodorović,
Joakim Marković,
Jovan Četirević
Grabovan,
Teodor Ilić Češljar,
Pavel Ćurković,
Jovan Isailović,
Pavle Simić Ilija...
