Ivan MestrovicStati Uniti, 1883–1962Seated Female Nude
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- 1946.331
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Nella vita di Ivan Mestrovic
Tutta la vita1914–1918
A founding member of the Yugoslav Committee
During the war he is a founding member of the Yugoslav Committee.
1914–1918
Exhibition trips during the war
During the war he travels to present exhibits in Paris, Cannes, London and Switzerland.
after 1918
Meets and marries Olga Kesterčanek
He meets Olga Kesterčanek, the second love of his life, and marries her shortly afterwards.
after 1918
Professor and director of the Academy of Fine Arts
He becomes a professor and later director of the Academy of Fine Arts in Zagreb, creates numerous renowned works, and donates chapels and churches and grants to art students.
after 1918
Return to the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes
After the war he moves back home to the newly formed Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes.
1918–1941
Commissions from the Karađorđević dynasty
He sculpts numerous works for the Karađorđević dynasty, above all for Alexander I of Yugoslavia: a sphinx, Miloš Obilić, Marko Kraljević, the hero of the Kosovo myth Srđa Zlopogleđa, female counterparts to the Kosovo heroes, and a self-portrait. Most of the commissions rest on the idea of an integral Yugoslav nation; today the works are mostly in the royal compound in Dedinje.
