Prilozi Bogomira Aćimovića Dalme u „Nedeljnim ilustracijama“ o francuskim izložbama i jugoslovenskim umjetnicima u Parizu

Abstract

In her contribution ‘The Articles on French Exhibitions and Yugoslav Artists in Paris Written by Bogomir Aćimović Dalma and published in the Nedeljne Ilustracije’ Katarina Jović analyses the criticism of painter, sculptor, and poet Bogomir Aćimović Dalma who belonged to the already mentioned Association of Yugoslav Artists, Painters and Sculptors in France, and contributed to the contemporary art as an artist, philanthropist, and art critic. Dalma’s articles on art present information and critical reviews about the most important events for Yugoslav artists who exhibited in Paris at the time. As the only correspondent for the Nedeljne ilustracije who lived abroad, Dalma in 1931 and 1932 provided prompt information about artistic events in France. In Dalma’s writings, the art world was observed through art, artists, critics, public, and the market. His criticism was descriptive as well as synthetic, occasionally written in the appealing poetic language. (Aleksandra Ilijevski "Architecture and Visual Arts in the Yugoslav Context:1918–1941 (Summary)", Arhitektura i vizuelne umetnosti u jugoslovenskom kontekstu: 1918-1941, ur. A. Kadijević, A. Ilijevski, Univerzitet u Beogradu, Filozofski fakultet- Institut za istoriju umetnosti, 2021, pp. 367-375, p. 374)