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Object
1870
Head from a slit drum
1870
Object
1850
Zanze
1850
Object
1801
Drum
1801
Object
1850
M'Kul
1850
Object
1850
Zanze
1850
Furniture
1840
Prestige seat
1840
Object
1850
Double Bell
1850
Object
1800
Helmet crest from a nja masquerade
1800
Object
1830
Helmet crest
1830
Object
1700
Tsesah crest
1700
Sculpture
Liubliana 42
Poster
1946
Liberation of Sarajevo – Yugoslav poster
1946
Poster
2026
Matchbox label - Fly Eating Food - Yugoslavia (circa 1940s) - MBP1613228970
2026
Project
2020
Mr Labembika combines his childhood in Cameroon with his adult life in London
2020
Poster
1945
Yugoslav World War Two poster
1945
Identity
2019
Slovenian design studio Ljudje on how it turned the information crisis into a visual identity
2019
Poster
1944
Death to the occupiers and traitors! – Yugoslav partisan poster
1944
Thinker
Achille Mbembe
Poster
1945
Everyone, everything, for the final blow! — Yugoslav partisan poster
1945
Poster
1944
The National Liberation Army, along with the Red Army, are destroying traitors – Yugoslav partisan poster
1944
Poster
2012
Slovenian designer Zoran Pungerčar gives us festival fever with his posters
2012
Publication
2022
Slovenia-based publishing house Look Back and Laugh prints innovative Risograph art books
2022
Poster
1944
Let’s all take up arms! — Yugoslav Partisan poster
1944
Poster
1985
40 years of Yugoslavia – Yugoslav poster
1985
Project
2012
An eye-poppingly insane Slovenian hair salon from the Kitsch Nitsch design duo
2012
Poster
2025
Winter in Yugoslavia (poster)
2025
Poster
2025
Ljubljana Fair Poster 1934
2025
Project
2025
Rain on Dry Earth: A photo series capturing the women footballers of Cameroon
2025
Poster
1944
Yugoslav partisan poster – World War Two
1944
Poster
1944
Yugoslav World War Two poster
1944
Map
1953
Yugoslavia. Hungary. Romania. Bulgaria. France.
1953