Analysis highlights the role of architectural criticism in shaping artistic thought during the interwar period, suggesting its significance in Serbian architectural culture.
Serbian architectural culture of the interwar period was marked by numerous individuals from the architectural profession who made significant contributions through practice, teaching, theory, and criticism. Architectural criticism, whose protagonists are credited with shaping the artistic thought of contemporaries, has emerged as a frequent area of activity. The paper focuses on the presentation, analysis, and valorization of the architectural criticism in the work of Milan Minić (Prijepolje 1889 - Belgrade 1961), which the architect published during the interwar period. In addition to an exhaustive analysis of his contributions, the relationship between practice and criticism in the work of architect Minić is discussed. Hereafter, a comparison is made of Minić's interwar and post-war written intellectual activity with the aim of a more comprehensive evaluation of his work.
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