| SPECIJALNA PONUDA ZA KUPOVINU
MAPE GRAFIKE "GRADOVI BOSNE I HERCEGOVINE" Mapa grafika "Gradovi Bosne i Hercegovine" je rad akademskog
slikara Gospodina Mirka Gerstenhofera iz Sarajeva. Mapa sadrži 18 grafika koje
predstavljaju poznata zdanja ili panoramske crteže većih gradova Bosne i Hercegovine i
kao takva, uz svoju umjetničku vrijednost, konceptom i sadržajem (multinacionalnim i
multikulturnim), predstavlja doprinos pozitivnom stavu o jedinstvenoj i cjelovitoj Bosni i
Hercegovini.
Mapa, pored Sarajeva koje je predstavljeno sa šest
najinteresantnijih motiva, obuhvata i slijedeće gradove: Zenica, Tuzla, Gradačac, Brčko,
Jajce, Banja Luka, Bihać, Mostar, Počitelj, Medjugorje i Višegrad.
Uradjena na kvalitetnom umjetinčkom 240 gramskom papiru, sa
primjereno rješenim pakovanjem, u tri različita formata mapa predstavlja trajan,
originalan i osmišljen poklon za Vaše domaće i inostrane poslovne partnere, za Vas i
Vaše prijatelje u zemlji i inostranstvu.
Mapa je na osnovu Mišljenja Federalnog ministarstva obrazovanja,
nauke, kulture i sporta oslobodjena plačanja poreza na promet proizvoda.
Sarajevo, Januar 2000. |
A SPECIAL
OFFER FOR EXCLUSIVE SET OF DRAWINGS
" CITIES OF BOSNIA and HERZEGOVINA"
Set of drawings of "Bosnia and
Herzegovina" is product which has just been completed by an Academic painter Mr.
Mirko Gerstenhofer from Sarajevo. Set consisting of 18 drawings which represent some
famous sites and panoramic drawings of the major cities in Bosnia and Herzegovina and
such, with all its artistic value as well as its concept, represent its positive statement
about united, multicultural and multiethnic Bosnia and Herzegovina.
This set, beside sites from Sarajevo represented
with six most important motives also includes the following cities: Zenica, Tuzla,
Gradacac, Brcko, Jajce, Banja Luka, Bihac, Mostar, Pocitelj, Medjugorje and Visegrad.
This set is exclusive material. It is printed on
high quality 240 grams paper and packed in appropriate package. This set represent an
original and lasting gift for your friends. It is a souvenir which will remind you of
staying in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
According to the statement of Ministry of
Education, this set is tax free.
Sarajevo, January 2000. |
