Dulcigno Collection
"Dulcigno: A Glimpse into the Vibrant History of Montenegro" Step back in time and explore the captivating town of Dulcigno, nestled along the picturesque Adriatic Coast
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"Dulcigno: A Glimpse into the Vibrant History of Montenegro" Step back in time and explore the captivating town of Dulcigno, nestled along the picturesque Adriatic Coast. Through a series of engravings, we are transported to various significant moments that shaped this historic destination. In one engraving, we witness a bustling public wash at Dulcigno, where locals gather to cleanse their clothes while exchanging stories and laughter. The sense of community is palpable as people come together in this daily ritual. Moving on, another engraving depicts the European Naval Demonstration on the Adriatic Coast. This powerful display showcases international naval forces uniting against common threats, emphasizing the strategic importance of Dulcigno's location. The Feast of Ramazan comes alive in an enchanting engraving capturing an Albanian War-Dance near Dulcigno's camp. The rhythmic movements and vibrant costumes reflect both cultural pride and religious celebration. As tensions rise, we witness two engravings depicting different perspectives on the Surrender - a turning point for both local inhabitants and international powers involved. These images evoke mixed emotions as they depict triumph or loss depending on one's viewpoint. Highlighting yet another pivotal moment in history is an engraving showcasing Albanians from Scutari crossing Boyana to occupy Dulcigno during a demonstration on the Adriatic Coast. This image speaks volumes about territorial disputes and shifting alliances during this era. Delving deeper into everyday life within Turkish camps near Dulcigno, we glimpse into a Blacksmiths Forge - symbolizing resilience amidst adversity. The skillful hands shaping metal remind us that even amidst conflict, life continues with determination. Richard Caton Woodville II's artwork captures Albanians from Scutari crossing Boyana to occupy Dulcigno once again in 1880.