Exhibition

Božidar Jakac: Prints 1921-1923

06. 10. 1989 – 02. 11. 1989

Exhibition of early prints by Božidar Jakac in Lamut’s art salon.

Exhibition had been a result of collaboration between Božidar Jakac Art Museum and Dolenjska Museum Novo mesto. Opening introduction had been contributed by Milček Komelj, PhD. Accompanying programme featured Kostanjevica Octet.

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