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Ksenija Kantoci has been exhibiting since 1939. She works in wood, bronze and terracotta. Her exhibition in Zagreb in 1955 is particularly significant for the new trends in Croatian sculpture opposed to socialist realism.
Ljubo de Karina (born 1948 in Rakalj, Istria) is a Croatian sculptor known for his monumental works in stone, especially Istrian limestone, but also bronze and wood.
"Picasso: Sculptures" by Roland Penrose is a small monograph in the "Little Art Encyclopedia" series (No. 72). It presents Picasso's sculptures with an introduction and black and white reproductions.
Monograph of dr. Zlate Živaković-Kerže explores Ernestinovo as a focal point of the naive. Through a historical overview and analysis of the Cyprus colony, it shows the unique tradition of making wooden sculptures.
"Museums of the World: Prado - Madrid" is a richly illustrated monograph dedicated to the famous Prado Museum in Madrid, one of the most important art museums in Europe and the world.