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Kronika: časopis za slovensko krajevno zgodovino
Slikar Josip M. Gorup (1898-1926)
Painter Josip M. Gorup (1898-1926)
Author(s):Damir Globočnik
Co-author(s):Miha Preinfalk (ur.), Manca Gašperšič (prev.), Angelika Hribar (prev.), Marjana Mirkovič (prev.), Nenad Labus (prev.), Jadranka Križman (prev.), Darka Tepina Podgoršek (lekt.), Sanja Zubčič (lekt.), Marija Cenda (lekt.)
Leto:2010
Publisher(s):Zveza zgodovinskih društev Slovenije
Source(s):Kronika, 2010, št. 1
Language(s):slovenščina
Type(s) of material:text
Keywords:Josip (Jozi) M. Gorup, slikarstvo, likovne zbirke, ilustracije, revija Lovec, Josip (Jozi) M. Gorup, painting, collections of fine arts, illustrations, the Lovec review
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Description
The painter Josip Gorup was bom in 1898 in Rijeka, to Amalija Gorup and Milan Gorup von Slavinjski, a
trader and industrialist, son of a Rijeka entrepreneur Josip Gorup von Slavinjski. He studied painting in Prague
and Berlin. In 1923> he settled in a family holiday house at Podbrezje in Upper Carniola. He also painted in his
studio in Ljubljana. In October 1926, he died in an accident in the Triglav mountains. In May 1926, his work
was displayed at a joint exhibition with Božidar Jakac at the Jakopič Pavilion in Ljubljana. Most ofJosip Gorup 's
fine art legacy was stored by his mother and sister Ksenija Gorup von Slavinjska, married Hribar. In 1939, his
paintings were transferred to the Strmol Castle. Today> the castle houses thirty Gorups. Most of his works are mostly
watercolour or tempera paintings of animals. A valuable insight into his artistic endeavours is provided by his
illustrations of animals in their natural habitat for the Lovec review that transcended the requirements of the then
vignette illustration. He was engaged in illustrations from 1920 onwards.
Metadata (12)
- identifierhttps://hdl.handle.net/11686/15491
- title
- Slikar Josip M. Gorup (1898-1926)
- Painter Josip M. Gorup (1898-1926)
- creator
- Damir Globočnik
- contributor
- Miha Preinfalk (ur.)
- Manca Gašperšič (prev.)
- Angelika Hribar (prev.)
- Marjana Mirkovič (prev.)
- Nenad Labus (prev.)
- Jadranka Križman (prev.)
- Darka Tepina Podgoršek (lekt.)
- Sanja Zubčič (lekt.)
- Marija Cenda (lekt.)
- subject
- Josip (Jozi) M. Gorup
- slikarstvo
- likovne zbirke
- ilustracije
- revija Lovec
- Josip (Jozi) M. Gorup
- painting
- collections of fine arts
- illustrations
- the Lovec review
- description
- Slikar Josip Gorup je bil rojen leta 1898 na Reki Amaliji Gorup in trgovcu in tovarnarju Milanu Gorupu p l Slavinjskemu, ki je bil sin reškega podjetnika Josipa Gorupa p l Slavinjskega. Slikarstvo je študiral v Pragi in Berlinu. Leta 1923 se je naselil v počitniški hiši v Podbrezjah na Gorenjskem. Slikal je tudi v ateljeju v Ljubljani. Oktobra 1926 se je smrtno ponesrečil v Triglavskem pogorju. Maja 1926 se je v Jakopičevem paviljonu v Ljubljani predstavil na skupni razstavi z Božidarjem Jakcem. Večino Gorupove umetniške zapuščine sta hranili slikarjeva mati in sestra Ksenija Gorup pl. Slavinjska, poročena Hribar. Leta 1939 sta likovna dela prinesli v grad Strmol. Danes je v gradu 30 Gorupovih del. Prevladujejo upodobitve živali v akvarelni in tempera tehniki. Dober vpogled v Gorupova likovna prizadevanja nam nudijo njegove ilustracije živali v naravnem okolju za revijo Lovec, ki presegajo zahteve tedanje vinjetne ilustracije. Ilustracije je pripravljal od leta 1920 dalje.
- The painter Josip Gorup was bom in 1898 in Rijeka, to Amalija Gorup and Milan Gorup von Slavinjski, a trader and industrialist, son of a Rijeka entrepreneur Josip Gorup von Slavinjski. He studied painting in Prague and Berlin. In 1923> he settled in a family holiday house at Podbrezje in Upper Carniola. He also painted in his studio in Ljubljana. In October 1926, he died in an accident in the Triglav mountains. In May 1926, his work was displayed at a joint exhibition with Božidar Jakac at the Jakopič Pavilion in Ljubljana. Most ofJosip Gorup 's fine art legacy was stored by his mother and sister Ksenija Gorup von Slavinjska, married Hribar. In 1939, his paintings were transferred to the Strmol Castle. Today> the castle houses thirty Gorups. Most of his works are mostly watercolour or tempera paintings of animals. A valuable insight into his artistic endeavours is provided by his illustrations of animals in their natural habitat for the Lovec review that transcended the requirements of the then vignette illustration. He was engaged in illustrations from 1920 onwards.
- publisher
- Zveza zgodovinskih društev Slovenije
- date
- 2010
- type
- besedilo
- language
- Slovenščina
- isPartOf
- rights
- license: ccByNcNd
Seznam literature v delu (4)
| Stran | Avtor | Naslov | Vir | Kraj | Založba | Leto |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 256 | Aljaž, Jakob | Josip Gorup | Planinski vestnik | 1926 | ||
| 256 | Benčina, Martin | Slovenski upodabljajoči umetniki /Josip M. Gorup (1898-1926) | Umetniški zbornik | 1943 | ||
| 256 | Lukežić, Irvin | Riječki Rotschild | Novi list | 2016 | ||
| 256 | Šijanec, Fran | Sodobna slovenska likovna umetnost | Maribor | Založba Obzorja | 1961 |