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Sculptures in the Park - Brijuni National Park

Brijuni National Park, renowned for its natural beauty, harmoniously integrates art with nature through its stunning collection of sculptures. Situated on the idyllic Brijuni Islands, these artworks reflect various historical and stylistic influences from the last century, transforming the park into an open-air museum.

Historical Significance and Artistic Heritage

The park features significant sculptures that illustrate the rich cultural narrative of the region. Notable pieces include:

Sculpture	Artist/Year	Description
Labour and Caritas	Caspar Clemens Zumbusch (1911)	Allegorical figures symbolizing hard work and selfless love.
Leda	Unknown (early 20th century)	A depiction of the Greek mythology scene involving Leda and Zeus.
Bather	Boris Kalin (1954)	Bronze sculpture of a woman sunbathing, welcoming visitors.
Peace Dove	Dušan Džamonja (1983)	Symbol of peace, donated in honor of President Tito.
Dinosaur	Stjepan Gračan (2012)	A reconstruction of an allosaurid to highlight Brijuni's paleontological heritage.

Visiting the Sculptures

As you explore Brijuni National Park, take time to appreciate the magnificent sculptures that dot the landscape. Each piece not only enriches the natural environment but also serves as a testament to the artistic talent and historical significance of the region. Ensuring a peaceful coexistence between mankind and nature, these sculptures beautifully exemplify how art can enhance our appreciation of the world around us.