Lissa Collection
"Lissa: A Captivating Tapestry of History, Nature, and Culture" Nestled in the enchanting Island of Vis, Croatia, Lissa unveils a captivating tale that spans centuries
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"Lissa: A Captivating Tapestry of History, Nature, and Culture" Nestled in the enchanting Island of Vis, Croatia, Lissa unveils a captivating tale that spans centuries. From the historic Battle in 1866 to an intriguing incident in the life of Frederick the Great depicted in "Bon Soir, Messieurs, " this place is steeped in rich historical significance. As you explore Lissa's shores, you may encounter fascinating creatures like the Gouty Lissa Crab (Lissa chiragra), adding a touch of marine wonder to your journey. And let us not forget Admiral Persano, who commanded the Italian Fleet during this momentous battle - his legacy forever etched into history. The island's allure extends beyond its historical past. Picture-perfect engravings capture serene moments on The Island of Busi near Lissa and showcase Frederick the Great at Castle Lissa after his victory at Leuthen. These lithographs transport you back to bygone eras where bravery and triumph reigned supreme. Immerse yourself further as we delve into The Sea Battle at Lissa on July 20th, 1866 - an epic clash between Austria-Hungary and Italy that shaped European naval warfare forever. Witness it through vivid descriptions or perhaps even through oil-on-canvas masterpieces depicting this monumental event. While exploring these tales from yesteryears, spare a thought for Frigate Radetzky - once majestic but now immortalized only through engravings after being tragically blown up at Lissa. But there's more to discover. Step away from history momentarily and find yourself captivated by Carlo Persano's artistic prowess showcased within The Pictorial Museum of Animated Nature – a testament to human creativity transcending time itself. And finally, venture beyond Croatia as we briefly visit Market Square Leszno in Greater Poland Voivodeship circa 1903.