Zetski Jevanđelistar or Miroslav’s Gospel

Zetski Jevanđelistar, or Miroslav’s Gospel, stands as a testament to the fusion of Byzantine and Latin influences during its creation, marking a pivotal moment in the artistic and cultural development of the Raška region, Kosovo and Metohija. This illuminated manuscript, alongside the UNESCO-listed monasteries Studenica and Dečani, exemplifies the distinctive Zeta school's contribution to European art. The Gospel serves as an early indicator of Serbian rulers' orientation towards the West and provides invaluable insights into the history and artistic legacy of the Zeta school, whose craftsmanship is immortalized in these monumental works.

VUČINIĆ, S. (2016). ZETSKI JEVANĐELISTAR OR MIROSLAV’S GOSPEL. Lingua Montenegrina, 18(2), 39–65. https://doi.org/10.46584/lm.v18i2.515