Museum of Republika Srpska, Cultural institution in central Banja Luka, Bosnia and Herzegovina
The Museum of Republika Srpska is a cultural institution with exhibition spaces for paintings, graphics, sculptures, and media art. The collections span across several thousand square meters and combine permanent displays with rotating presentations.
The institution was founded in 1930 as the Museum of Vrbas Banovina and took its present form when it relocated in 1982 to the Workers Solidarity House. This move marked an important transition in the institution's role and direction.
The museum displays regional artistic traditions through collections ranging from older works to contemporary creations. You can see how local artists have portrayed their surroundings and history through different art forms.
The building is located in the city center and is therefore easy to reach on foot. The exhibition spaces are clearly organized, allowing visitors to explore the artworks at a comfortable pace.
The collection includes a notable selection of taxidermied animals and preserved specimens, rarely seen in art museums. These natural history pieces offer an unusual perspective on regional history and environment.
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