Biography of Miloš Golubović

Miloš Golubović born 1888 in Kragujevac, Serbia moved in his early life to Belgrade, Serbia and there finshed Arts and Crafts School under tutiledge of Marko Murat and Risto Vukanović. He continues schooling at Art Academies in Moscov, Russia and Prague, Czechoslovakia. He first exhibition was in Belgrade, 1912. He worked with group of Belgrade based Impressionist painters led by Kosta Milićević. He serves in Serbian Army during First World War and is painter for the Serbian Army High Command. Part of the war he spends with recovering sick and inured soldiers on Greek island Corfu where he produces some sunnu landscapes. He continues his work in Thessaloniki, Greece and Paris, France. He takes on intense coloristic style and becomes one of leading modern Serbian artists. He died in 1961.

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Miloš Golubović, rodjen 1888. u Kragujevcu, rano se doselio s roditeljima u Beograd, gde je ucio Umetnicko-zanatsku skolu kod Marka Murata i Rista Vukanovica. Skolovanje je nastavio u Moskvi i Umetnickoj akademiji u Pragu. Prvi put je izlagao u Beogradu 1912. godine, kada je poceo da radi u grupi Beogradskih impresionista, okupljenih oko Koste Milicevica u Beogradu. Golubovic je bio ucesnik Prvog svetskog rata, kao sluzbeni vojni slikar Vrhovne komande srpske vojske, a nakon povlacenja preko Alabanije, boravio je na Krfu, gde je slikao suncane pejzaze. U Solunskom ateljeu potom je radio mnogobrojne portrete, a posle studijskog boravka u Parizu i jos nekoliko godina perioda burnog kolorizma, izdigao se u sam vrh srpskog modernizma i postao preteca koloristickog slikarstva po kojem ce biti poznata tek sledeca decenija. Umro je 1961.