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Bogosav Živković (Serbian Cyrillic: Богосав Живковић; 3
March 1920 – 28
October 2005) was a
prominent Serbian sculptor and
painter of Naïve and Outsider...
- stories, such as the epic poem "Starina
Novak i knez
Bogosav" ("Elder
Novak and
Prince Bogosav"),
which stated that many
people fled to the
woods and...
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bestowed the
Monastery of
Ravanica and
villages and
properties 'to the
Great Bogosav with the
commune and heritage'’. The Latin-Italian name also
occurs in...
- ("Stoneville"), a park
enriched with the
stone sculptures chiseled by
Bogosav Živković, and a
Cultural Center.
Outside of the town
there are
three wooden...
- of this monastery.
According to tradition, the
church was
built by Duke
Bogosav after 1376, when the area of
northern Braničevo
belonged to
Prince Lazar...
- Božidar, Božidarka, Bożydar, Modliboga, Falibog, Boguwola, Božetjeh,
Bogosav, Bogoljub,
Bogomil bole great, more,
large Bolesław, Boleslav, Bolemir...
- brothers,
Bogosav and Miloš, well-known
restaurateurs who had
already owned and
managed several kafanas throughout Belgrade. Additionally,
Bogosav Marjanović...
- epic poetry, as the
central figure in
poems such as
Starina Novak i knez
Bogosav,
Starina Novak i deli Radivoje, and others. Some
poems confuse Starina...
-
udarao Đurđa
despota buzdohanom", "Oblak Radosav" and "Starina
Novak i knez
Bogosav". The
anthroponym Irina became Jerina and it can be seen from
three aspects:...
- Štip,
Vardar Banovina,
Kingdom of
Yugoslavia to
Montenegrin Serb
father Bogosav from the
village of Kurikuće,
Berane Muni****lity (the Vasojevići region...
