The subject of this master's thesis is the work of France Mesesnel, a Slovenian art historian and conservator, in the Republic of North Macedonia, then known as Southern Serbia. The thesis is based on a thorough analysis of mostly unpublished and unexamined archival material and discusses his life and work from 1928 to 1938.
The first part of the master's thesis focuses on the life and professional development of France Mesesnel, including the beginnings of his work in art history and conservation. The second part analyzes the areas of his work through his published works, with a particular focus on his art-historical publications.
The main sources for the thesis were preserved archival materials, including correspondence and official documents, professional publications, and other relevant sources that allowed an in-depth analysis of Mesesnel's work. This material provided valuable insight into his personal and professional world and significantly contributed to a comprehensive understanding of his role in art history and the cultural context of the Republic of North Macedonia.
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