From vol. 73, no. 4 (Winterl 2014):
Ivan Meštrović, Kosovka devojka (The Kosovo Maiden, 1909). Marble, 134.5 х 166 cm(inv. no. 7). Photograph courtesy of the collection of the National Museum in Belgrade. Reproduced by permission.
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