Savo Radulovic

Dubrovnik

Savo Radulovic's original lithograph and pastel drawing, Dubrovnik is printed and drawn upon smooth wove paper and with full margins as published in 1973. This impression is titled, signed and dated by the artist along the lower margin. All the colors (yellow, green and blue) have been hand drawn in pastel by the artist. Apparently Savo Radulovic maintained a studio in this city as the original owner of this piece noted this on the back of the board in which it had been framed. The owner wrote, “Savo Radulovic I met at his studio across (from) our Hotel Exelcior in Dubrovnik – well respected artist – was in U.S.A. & planned to visit U.S.A. again.” Radulovic’s art was also featured in a 1963 solo exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art, Dubrovnik (Dubrovnik Galerija Umjetnicka). Dubrovnik is a beautiful Croatian city on the Adriatic Sea located within the area of Dalmatia. In 1979 it was named a World Heritage Site. This is a striking original example of the landscape art create by the twentieth century Yugoslavian/American artist, Savo Radulovic.

Original Lithograph & Pastel Drawing, by twentieth century Yugoslav/American artist, Savo Radulovic.

Dubrovnik

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Title:	Dubrovnik
Artist:	Radulovic, Savo (Montenegro, Yugoslavia, 1911 - 1991)
Date:	1973
Medium:	Original Lithograph & Pastel Drawing
Note:	Savo Radulovic: A twentieth century painter and printmaker, Savo Radulovic lived in and exhibited his art in both the United States and Yugoslavia. Born in Montenegro, Radulovic immigrated to the U.S.A. with his family at the age of ten. He initially settled in St. Louis and studied art there at both Washington University and at the St. Louis School of Fine Art. Radulovic began exhibiting his art at the Midtown Gallery, St. Louis, in 1939, and at the A.C.A. Gallery, New York City, in 1940. In St. Louis he was also the owner and director of an informal, combined cafe, bar and arts establishment named “Little Bohemia”.
	In 1941 Savo Radulovic joined the U.S. Army and served as an official war artist. In the winter of 1944 he was with the 34th Infantry Division in Italy, near Bologna. There he painted scenes of some of the heaviest fighting of the Second World War. Several of these paintings are now housed in the History Section of the War Department of the Pentagon, Washington, DC.
	After the war, Savo Radulovic was awarded a Fulbright Scholarship and completed his art studies in Rome at the Academie Belle Art in 1949 and 1950. At this time he had also moved to New York City and had opened his own gallery, the “Artists Little Gallery”, which he maintained into the early 1970’s. During this period his fine art was also exhibited at such major venues as the National Academy of Design and the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. Today the art of Savo Radulovic is included in the permanent collections of William and Mary College, Williamsburg, VA, the Pentagon and the Museum of Modern Art, Dubrovnik.
	It seems that Savo Radulovic maintained a studio in this city as the original owner of this piece noted this on the back of the board in which it had been framed. The owner wrote, “Savo Radulovic I met at his studio across (from) our Hotel Exelcior in Dubrovnik – well respected artist – was in U.S.A. & planned to visit U.S.A. again.” Radulovic’s art was also featured in a 1963 solo exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art, Dubrovnik (Dubrovnik Galerija Umjetnicka). Dubrovnik is a beautiful Croatian city on the Adriatic Sea located within the area of Dalmatia. In 1979 it was named a World Heritage Site.
Size:	11 1/2 x 17 1/4 (Sizes in inches are approximate, height preceding width of plate-mark or image.)
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Condition:	Printed and drawn upon smooth wove paper and with full margins. Titled, signed and dated with sepia ink by the artist along the lower margin. All the colors (yellow, green and blue) have been hand drawn by the artist. Containing noticeable (but overall even) light staining to the image and about a half inch of adjoining margins. Else this drawing and lithograph is in good condition throughout. Dubrovnik represents a striking and (because of the drawing) unique example of the twentieth century art of Savo Radulovic. Note: The first owner’s original notations are included.
Subject:	Savo Radulovic, Dubrovnik, original lithograph and pastel drawing, landscape views, twentieth century Yugoslavian/American artist, St. Louis artist, official war artist, 34th Infantry Division, Museum of Modern Art, Dubrovnik.
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