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Related: About this forumA city I must learn more about. Subatica-Serbia, street views and art deco
First the art deco houses - a bit different from those in MiamiThis one is just begging to be restored
Street Views
A monument to a multi-faceted individual with foresight - courage- and knowledge
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ivan_Sari%C4%87
And the church with a serious flaw that has been visible forever and has never been solidly fixable
My traveling companion said this is what happens when the midieval custom of burying a live animal in the foundation was not followed. Who am I to argue with that?
Look at the gorgeous inside!
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A city I must learn more about. Subatica-Serbia, street views and art deco (Original Post)
Mira
Apr 2018
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Wow...stunning. To me, the houses look like a transition from Art Nuevo to Art Deco.
ret5hd
Apr 2018
#3
Thank you, my dear Mira, for these amazing and gorgeous photos! How very cool they are. n/t
CaliforniaPeggy
Apr 2018
#6
Marvelous! Such a treat to see.
dixiegrrrrl
(60,010 posts)2. So apparently this area did get destroyed as others did, in the war.
noticed the absence of cars right away. how lovely that must feel.
ret5hd
(20,491 posts)3. Wow...stunning. To me, the houses look like a transition from Art Nuevo to Art Deco.
Do you have any idea what years they were built/designed?
mnhtnbb
(31,382 posts)4. Uh-oh. Is there a retirement restoration project in your future?!?
I've always been drawn to the color used in so many of the old European buildings. The building in the first shot feels like it has some Turkish influence.
Glad to see you are out and about. Hope you are both feeling better!
RandomAccess
(5,210 posts)5. Yes, beautiful
and it looks more like Art Nouveau to me than Deco. I'm a fan of both, tho.
BTW, another fascinating city, I think, is Barcelona. That city has more interesting architecture than about 50 other cities put together.
CaliforniaPeggy
(149,588 posts)6. Thank you, my dear Mira, for these amazing and gorgeous photos! How very cool they are. n/t