This article examines murals in Ljubljana during the interwar period, considering works created through public commissions as well as those intended for public view — whether on the façades of private and public buildings or in interiors designed for communal use or prestigious purposes. In addition to outlining the broader context of such commissions, it provides a partial overview of currently known murals and offers an in-depth analysis of the oeuvre of Mirko Šubic, the most prolific artist in this field. His work serves as an important reference point for understanding the development of mural painting in an architectural context and raises questions about the cultural and social role of art in interwar Ljubljana.

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URN:NBN:SI:doc-BGQNIW2W

COBISSID

265824771

DOI

10.3986/ahas.30.2.03

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01.09.2026

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APA:

Mohar, Katarina (2025). Stenske poslikave javne in zasebne arhitekture v Ljubljani med svetovnima vojnama. Acta historiae artis Slovenica, volume 30, issue 2, str. 77-117. URN:NBN:SI:doc-BGQNIW2W from http://www.dlib.si

MLA:

Mohar, Katarina. "Stenske poslikave javne in zasebne arhitekture v Ljubljani med svetovnima vojnama." Acta historiae artis Slovenica volume 30. issue 2 (2025) str. 77-117.
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Acta historiae artis Slovenica
1996-
(Assembly record)