Art
There’s a lot that’s unique and distinctive about art from the territory of present-day Croatia, ranging from the snazzily decorated pots of the prehistoric Vučedol Culture Museum to the arty subversion on display at Zagreb’s Museum of Contemporary Art.
Other cultural riches unique to the country include the Graeco-Roman sculpture known as the Apoxyomenos on the island of Lošinj, the medieval frescoes of Istria’s churches (notably those in the graveyard chapel at Beram), the glittering canvases of Dubrovnik’s Renaissance painters, and the Venetian paintings found in churches up and down the Dalmatian coast (including a clutch of Tintorettos on the islands of Korčula and Brač).