MILIČEVIĆ, Kosta
(b. 1877 Vraka near Skadar, d. 1920 Beograd)
Serbian painter, born near Shkodër in Albania in 1877. After he came to Belgrade, he studied painting at the school of Kirilo Kutlik (1869–1900). Later he went to Prague, Vienna and than Munich. He fought in World War I as a soldier, and later as a war painter of High Command in Corfu island. The paintings he made in Corfu are representative examples of Serbian Impressionism. He worked as a teacher in a school in Belgrade and was a member of “Lada” art association.
