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More info at www.worldslargestpainting.euAt the airport near the town of Bol in Croatia, Đuka Siroglavić, a Slavonia-born painter living in Zagreb, a Croatian Homeland War veteran, broke the record held by Swede David Åberg with the painting “Mother Earth”.“The Wave”, that some people called “Tsunami”, measuring 6400 meters in width by 1.5 – 1.7 meters in height, covering the area of 10,800 m² became the world’s largest painting. The work on „The Wave“ started on 15 February 2007 in the City of Zagreb, Croatia, and from 17 July to 24 July Ðuka wound it around the inner and outer side of the Brač airport fence. The painting weighted more than 5 tonnes and contained more than 2.5 tonnes of paint.On 25 July 2007 the Guinness World Records Certificate was presented to Ðuka by Sophie Whiting, the GWR Adjudicator, who was thrilled not only by the size of the painting but also by the artwork.

- the Town of Dubrovnik, Marin Držić Theatre – conservation and restauration works on decorative elements in the auditorium- the Town of Štrigova, the Church of St. Jerome – wall paintings- the Town of Jasenovac, the Church of St. Nicholas – alter- the Town of Slavonski Brod, conservation and restauration of stucco profiles in the Franciscan Monastery- the City of Zagreb, the Church of St. Catherine – conservation and restauration works on stucco profiles on the south facade and in the sacristy