The National Gallery presents for the first time its entire collection of 26 works by artists from Croatia, Serbia and Slovenia who, 110 years ago, participated in the Sofia Exhibition of the Lada Society of South Slavic Artists.

Established in 1904, the Lada Society of South Slavic Artists performed an extremely important mission in building the cultural values of the Balkan peoples mentioned; it changed the fate of Balkan plastic art, opposed many hidebound tendencies and, undoubtedly, wrote one of the most worthy chapters in the history of European cultural coaction, support and spiritual tolerance throughout the twentieth century.

SOUTH SLAVIC ARTISTS
IN THE COLLECTION OF THE NATIONAL GALLERY
26 January – 13 March 2017

Opening on Thursday, 26 January, at 18:00
Kvadrat 500, Hall 19
St. Alexander Nevski Sq.