Vanja Radauš, Petrica and gallows-birds,
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The revolt inspired many writers, such as August
Šenoa, Mihovil Pavlek Miškina, Miroslav Krleža, and Gustav Krklec.
It was also reflected in fine arts, as seen in the Museum's permanent
display. Krsto
Hegedušić, Oton Iveković, Miroslav Kuduz, Antun
Augustinčić, and Vanja Radauš account for only a small portion
of authors who translated into art their thoughts and feelings of
the Peasants’ Revolt and Matija Gubec.
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Karv,
ta slana, kmetska
stubičanska karv,
ta čarna, čerlena,
vonjhava, gosta karv,
zakaj curi ta gluha, masna, slepa,
strahotno mlačna karv?
Kmična, gliboka, čemerna, kam, zakaj kaple kri?
...
Zakaj smo se stali?
Kaj drugo nisme znali...
kaj drugo nisme mogli!
a kaj sme mogli?
...
Kerv ne da mi zaspati...
Kerv nemre spati ni zaspati nigdar,
kak čmela žge i peče.
Kak z četernje za čebrom čeber
hahar nam z droba kervi bednje vleče...
Kerv teče kako voda, kak cesta,
kak melin klopoče, teče,
mi gremo za njom, za glasom kervi naše
...
Megla v megli... Megleni glas v tami...
Kervavi akordi vu stubičke drami...
Miroslav Krleža, From Balade
Petrice Kerempuha |
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