Zbornik seminara za studije moderne umetnosti br. 9 (pdf) - Atenaion

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9 Milosavljević, Peđa, “Dokumentarni film, 1955.” u: Milosavljević, Peđa, Nav. delo, 273-274.<br />
10 Milosavljevića Peđa, “Znak nove nade” (predgovor knjizi: Eskarpi, Robert, Otvoreno pismo<br />
bogu Vuk Karadžić, Beograd, 1968) u: Milosavljević, Peđa. Beograd, grad na moru. Nolit, Beograd,<br />
1980, 218.<br />
11 Nota bene: Od 1953, osnivanja Kabineta predsednika Republike, pa sve do njegove smrti 1980,<br />
uredno je vođena dokumentacija u obliku kartoteke, po zemljama i, u okviru njih, po ličnostima<br />
kojima je Tito uručivao zvanične poklone. Iz ove dokumentacije saznajemo da je od Peđe<br />
Milosavljevića otkupljeno ukupno 36 “umetnickih slika”. Prva Peđina slika poklonjena je 1955.<br />
godine Nikiti Hruščovu, a poslednja 1972. godine Princu Filipu, Vojvodi od Edinburga. Između<br />
ostalih važnih lišnosti kojima je Tito uglavnom poklanjao Peđine Dubrovnike, posebno treba<br />
istaći Indiru Gandi koja je jedina dobila, dve slike. Zahvaljujem se Momi Cvijoviću, višem kustosu<br />
Muzeja istorije Jugaslavije, na ovim podacima.<br />
12 Eskarpi, Robert Otvoreno pismo bogu,Vuk Karadžić, Beograd, 1968, u: Milosavljević, Peđa. Nav.<br />
delo. Nolit, Beograd, 1980, str. 218.<br />
13 Milosavljević, Peđa, “Konačni svet” (Predavanje održano na Kolarčevom univerzitetu 4. 2.<br />
1957,) u: Milosavljević, Peđa, Između trube i tišine – članci o umetnosti. Nolit, Beograd, 1958, 63.<br />
14 Videti opširnije u: Grupa autora, Muzej kneza Pavla. Narodni muzej, Beograd, 2009, a posebno<br />
tekstove Irine Subotić: “Od Muzeja savremene umetnosti do Muzeja kneza Pavla: aristokratizam,<br />
profil visokih vrednosti, politička volja” i “Knez Pavle Karađorđević – ljubitelj umetnosti”.<br />
15 Digitalizovane kataloge ovih izložbi možete pogledati na sajtu: www.atenaion.rs<br />
16 Citat preuzet iz: Balfur, Mekej. Knez Pavle Karađorđević – jedna zakasnela biografija, Beograd,<br />
1990, 101.<br />
17 Odlazak iz Firence Kneza Pavla možda je najlepše opisao Harold Ekton:”Prince Paul and his<br />
wife Princess Olga used to spend the summer at Pratolino with their grandchildren and if the<br />
art of pleasing and doing good to one another is, as Fielding wrote, the art of conversation, they<br />
possessed it to a consummate degree. Queen Helen of Roumania and her sister Duchess Irene<br />
of Aosta, and the late Princess Marina, Duchess of Kent, whose nobility was printed on features<br />
of the utmost refinement, were the most frequent visitors I met there, and all were endowed<br />
with a gallant sense of humor which enabled them to rise above misfortune. Prince Paul’s wit<br />
was French and he had a rich fond of historical anecdotes. He was perfectly at home in the eighteenth<br />
century, but he also had many good stories about modern politicians. About Clemencau,<br />
for instance, I remember his telling me that when he was appointed Home Secretary he turned<br />
up early next morning to inspect the offices of his department. His chief of staff escorted him<br />
and opened all the doors. Office after office was empty – not a soul stirring. Finally they came<br />
to an office where a man was sound asleep. The chief of staff rushed forward but Clemenceau<br />
stopped him. ‘No, don’t wake him,’ he said. ‘He might leave.’ This occurs to me now that Prince<br />
Paul has left Pratolino, for I fear that the restricted society of Florence – even more restricted for<br />
royalty in exile – sent him to sleep when he preferred to keep awake.” Acton, Harold, More<br />
Memoires of an Aesthete, Faber and Faber Ltd, London, 2008, 370-71.<br />
18 Vila i 702 predmeta (slike, nameštaj, itd) prodati su na aukciji 21- 24 aprila 1969. godine. O vili<br />
i zbirci Anatola Demidova, Princa od San Donata videti: Grupa autora, Anatole Demodoff Prince<br />
of San Donato (1812-70), The Trustees of the Wallace Collection, London, 1994.<br />
19 Didak Pir (1517- 1579) bio je jevrejski pesnik i humanista koji je boravio u Dubrovniku. Videti:<br />
Tadić, Jorjo, “ Didak Pir” u: Studije i građa o jevrejima Dubrovnika, Jevrejski istorijski muzej,<br />
Beograd, 1971, 239-252.<br />
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