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Andrija Maurović (Croatian pronunciation: [ǎndrija maǔːroʋit͡ɕ]; 29
March 1901 – 2
September 1981) was a
renowned comic book author,
often called the father...
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Protazanov in 1924, and by
Hungarian director András
Rajnai in 1980.
Andrija Maurović (artist) and Krešimir Kovačić (writer) in
Yugoslavia adapted it into a...
- Zabavnik,
which he
continued to
illustrate after Walter Neugebauer,
Andrija Maurović and
Aleksandar Marks. The
comic remained unfinished since Horizontov zabavnik...
- www.britannica.com.
Retrieved 5
November 2022.
Goldstein 1999, p. 158.
Maurović,
Marko (May 2004). "Josip
protiv Josifa" [Josip vs. Iosif]. Pro Tempore...
- who was
inspired by the
works of
Wilhelm Busch. Ten
years later,
Andrija Maurović, also
called the
father of
Croatian comics,
created the
first Croatian...
- Bujanović (1891–92)
Josip Pliverić (1892–93)
Vinko Dvořák (1893–94)
Antun Maurović (1894–95)
Franjo Spevec (1895–96)
Armin Pavić (1896–97)
Juraj Dočkal (1897–98)...
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English was
published in 2015[dead link] and in 2020 in Spanish.
Andrija Maurović and
Radovan Devlić
published comic adaptations of the novel. A sculpture...
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basketballer Andrija Živković (born 1996),
Serbian footballer Andrija Maurović (1901–1981),
Yugoslav comics artist Andrija Ljudevit Adamić (1766–1828)...
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specifications from the Dubrovnik. In the 1960s a
redesigned version by
Andrija Maurović, a
famous Croat cartoonist,
writer and
chess player was
created and produced...
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considered one of the
founders of
comics in Croatia,
along with
Andrija Maurović.
Neugebauer debuted his
first strip in the
Zagreb review Oko in October...
