Mina Karadžić
Illustration — Mina Karadžić's self-portrait Wilhelmina "Mina" Karadžić-Vukomanović (Вилхелмина "Мина" Караџић-Вукомановић; 12 July 1828 – 12 June 1894) was an Austrian-born Serbian painter and writer.
Mina Karadžić
Mina Karadžić (1828 – 1894) · Public domain
- Full name
- Wilhelmina Karadžić.
- Born
- 1828. · Landstraße.
- Died
- 1894. · Vienna.
- Nationality
- Austrian Empire and Austria–Hungary.
- Occupation
- historian, painter and writer.
- Languages
- Serbian and German.
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Illustration — Mina Karadžić's self-portrait Wilhelmina "Mina" Karadžić-Vukomanović (Вилхелмина "Мина" Караџић-Вукомановић; 12 July 1828 – 12 June 1894) was an Austrian-born Serbian painter and writer.
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She was born in Vienna, as the seventh child of Vuk Stefanović Karadžić and the Viennese Ana Maria Kraus. From an early age, she received a comprehensive education, beginning with reading and writing in the German language, and continuing with French, Italian, Serbian, and English. She studied visual arts with the Austrian painter Friedrich Schilcher, as well as in various galleries in Vienna, Venice, Dresden, and Berlin. In the early 1850s, Karadžić worked on translating a collection of Serbian folk poems into the German language. The collection was finalized and published in 1852 as Gusle, Serbische Nationallieder by Ludwig August von Frankl. In 1854 Karadžić published Volksmarchen der Serben, a German translation of Serbian folk tales and proverbs collected by her father Vuk, with the introduction by Jacob Grimm. In 1858, she married Aleksa Vukomanović in St Michael's Cathedral in Belgrade. In 1859, she gave birth to their son Janko Vukomanović and lost her husband to illness when the child was three months old. Karadžić died at the age of 65 in Vienna.
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• Illustration — Portrait of Brother Dimitrije • Illustration — Montenegrin Mina Karadžić's painting is divided into two periods, the first under the influence of classicism, and the second under the influence of romanticism. Her best known paintings include: • Self-Portrait • Portrait of brother Dimitrije • An old woman with a white cap • Marko Kraljevic with a mace • Marko Kraljevic sa šestopercem • Young black man • Montenegrin • Greek hero • Bosnjak with red Sarough • Portrait of a girl with a red scarf • The girl in a plaid dress • Portrait of a Woman • An old man with long hair • The young man with a beard
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Tomb of Wilhelmina (Mina) Karadzic-Vukomanovic (Vienna, June 30 / July 12, 1828 - Vienna, 12 June 1894), painter and writer, daughter of Vuk Stefanovic Karadzic.
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- 1.Ljiljana Čubrić. Pametna Vukova kćer. novosti.rs. Večernje novosti. 12 avril 2013.
- 2.Snežana Stamenković. Tragični Mačkov kamen. novosti.rs. Večernje novosti. 7 mai 2012.
- 3.Vuk Stefanović Karadžić. biografija.org. Biografija.Org. 19 avril 2018.
- 4.Dimitrije (Karadžić) i Branko (Vukomanović). istorijskabiblioteka.com. Istorijska biblioteka. 19 avril 2018.
- 5.Ljiljana Čubrić. Večita Brankova čežnja. novosti.rs. Večernje novosti. 13 avril 2013.
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- 11.Museum of Vuk and Dositej. narodnimuzej.rs. Site du Musée national de Belgrade.
- 12.Ilijana Božić. Život protkan tugom: Mina Karadžić slikarka i književnica. impulsportal.net. Impuls. 10 février 2019.
- 13.Vladimir Lojanica. Ćerka Vuka Karadžića u ljubavnom trouglu. blic.rs. Blic. 31 décembre 2017.
- 14.Nesretna ljubav Branka i Mine. knjizenstvo.etf.bg.ac.rs. Knjiženstvo, teorija i istorija ženske književnosti na srpskom jeziku do 1915 (Littérature, théorie et histoire de la littérature féminine en langue serbe jusqu'en 1915).
- 15.Boris Lazić. Radičević, Branko. serbica.u-bordeaux-montaigne.fr. Serbica - Université Bordeaux-Montaigne.
- 16.Muze na Zemlji: Vilhelmina Mina Karadžić. wannabemagazine.com. Wannabe magazin.
- 17.Sonja Stefanović. Branko Radičević — pesnik koga je samo smrt mogla da zaustavi. studnel.com. Studentski Devni List. 28 mars 2019.
- 18.Prepiska Milice Stojadinović Srpkinje sa Vukom i Minom. Književna zajednica Novog Sada. 1897. 9788673310374.
- 19.Biljana Dojčinović-Nešić. Transcribing the Voice of the Mother: The Diary of Milica Stojadinović Srpkinja. zenskestudie.edu.rs. Centre pour l'étude des femmes (Belgrade).
- 20.Mina Karadžić Vukomanović. Pisma Mine Karadžić Vukomanović. Rad. 1997. 9788609005114.
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