Dusan Collection

Amidst the lush greenery of Sabah State in North Borneo, a girl of the Dusan People basks in the warm rays of the sun

Dusan Collection: A girl of the Dusan People, Sabah State, North Borneo

A girl of the Dusan People, Sabah State, North Borneo
A girl of the Dusan tribe (or ethnic and linguistic group) from the Malaysian state of Sabah of North Borneo. Date: circa 1950s

Dusan Collection: Jurkovic House (Jurkovicova vila), Art Nouveau villa, Brno, Czech Republic, 2016

Jurkovic House (Jurkovicova vila), Art Nouveau villa, Brno, Czech Republic, 2016. Designed by Architect Dusan Jurkovic for his family in 1906

Dusan Collection: The Coronation of the Serbian Tsar Stefan Dusan as East Roman Emperor (The cycle The Slav Epic)

The Coronation of the Serbian Tsar Stefan Dusan as East Roman Emperor (The cycle The Slav Epic). Found in the collection of City Gallery Prague

Stefan Dusan
STEFAN IX, STEFAN UROS IV, OR STEFAN DUSAN Rebelled against his father Stefan Uros IV; became king of the Serbs and the Balkans. Date: 1308 - 1355

Skopje, Macedonia - View of Vardar River from Stone Bridge
Skopje, Macedonia (formerly part of Serbia) - View of Vardar River from Stone Bridge (also less-commonly referred to as the Dusan (Douchan)

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Amidst the lush greenery of Sabah State in North Borneo, a girl of the Dusan People basks in the warm rays of the sun, a 1917 photograph capturing a moment of tranquility. Meanwhile, in the heart of Europe, the Jurkovic House in Brno, Czech Republic, stands proudly with its Art Nouveau charm, a 2016 snapshot reflecting the timeless beauty of Alfons Mucha's Slav Epic mural of Stefan Dusan's coronation as East Roman Emperor. The connection between these two worlds, separated by continents and centuries, lies in the name of the Serbian ruler who once reigned over the Balkans. The Jurkovic House, built in 1906, bears witness to the artistic legacy of the past, while the Dusan People preserve their rich cultural heritage in the present. The Vardar River in Skopje, Macedonia, flows steadily, mirroring the enduring spirit of the Dusan legacy.