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Bradic opens “Serbia Land of Frescoes” exhibition
Belgrade,
1 September 2010
Minister of Culture Nebojsa Bradic opened the “Serbia Land of Frescoes” exhibition at the European Parliament in Brussels yesterday evening. The best pieces of art from Serbian monasteries are on display at the exhibition.
Bradic stated at the occasion that such exhibitions are a good way to remove misconceptions about Serbia, which is a country that was and is part of Europe in every way.
The frescoes presented at the exhibition are not only Serbian heritage, they belong to mankind, remarked Bradic, adding that many of these frescoes are under the protection of UNESCO, for their great cultural significance or delicate condition.
The frescoes are from Manasija, Mileseva, Gradac, Studenica, Gracanica, Decani, Ravanica, Staro Nagoricane, the Virgin of Ljevis Church and the Patriarchate of Pec.
The frescoes presented at the exhibition are not only Serbian heritage, they belong to mankind, remarked Bradic, adding that many of these frescoes are under the protection of UNESCO, for their great cultural significance or delicate condition.
The frescoes are from Manasija, Mileseva, Gradac, Studenica, Gracanica, Decani, Ravanica, Staro Nagoricane, the Virgin of Ljevis Church and the Patriarchate of Pec.
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