Portrait of the female boxer Koka Cvijić

Name: Portrait of the female boxer Koka Cvijić
Author: Grdijan

İsim	Portrait of the female boxer Koka Cvijić
Yazar	Grdijan
Basım Tarihi:	1928
Basım Yeri	Serbia - Borba fotodokumentacija, Belgrade
Konu	150 Behavior Processes and Personality > 156 Social Personality 550 Individuation and Mobility > 551 Personal Names 510 Living Standards and Routines > 516 Postures 520 Recreation > 526 Athletic Sports 540 Commercialized Entertainment > 542 Commercialized Sports — Prva bokserka-pobednica, g-ca Koka Cvijić pozvala je pobedjenog g. Savića na nov meč. Vreme 2287, 13 March 1928, 5.
Tür	Resim
Dil	İngilizce
Dijital	Evet
Yazma	Hayır
Fiziksel Boyutlar	Negative: 90mm x 130mm
Kütüphane:	Basel Üniversitesi
Kayıt Numarası	siba.4023
Lokasyon	Belgrade — Borba fotodokumentacija, Belgrade, Inv. No.: Borba0023
Tarih	1928
Notlar	The gender of the person on the picture is not evident and only clear in context. The photograph was published in the newspaper Vreme to illustrate an article by M. Savić about a boxing match between Koka Cvijić and Petar Savić. Fifteen-year-old Kosara Koka Cvijić was the first woman in Yugoslavia to win a mixed boxing match. The 'házená' (Czech handball) player won the amateur fight against young professional boxer Petar Savić in three rounds. The match attracted great public attention, even more so when Savić later claimed that it had only been a display and that he had let her win. Koka was known for dressing and behaving like a man. The badge on her cap was the emblem of the royal Yugoslav Aero Klub , 'Naša krila’ (Our wings). - Upper body portrait of a young woman in a dark coat and a pilot's cap decorated with a small aeroplane badge and a light-coloured braided cord. She is smiling into the camera with her arms boldly folded and her head slightly turned to the left.
Baskı	Nataša Mišković, Milanka Matić
Lisans	This picture is licensed under Creative Commons BY-NC-SA

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Portrait of the female boxer Koka Cvijić

Yazar Grdijan

Basım Tarihi 1928

Basım Yeri Serbia - Borba fotodokumentacija, Belgrade

Konu 150 Behavior Processes and Personality > 156 Social Personality 550 Individuation and Mobility > 551 Personal Names 510 Living Standards and Routines > 516 Postures 520 Recreation > 526 Athletic Sports 540 Commercialized Entertainment > 542 Commercialized Sports — Prva bokserka-pobednica, g-ca Koka Cvijić pozvala je pobedjenog g. Savića na nov meč. Vreme 2287, 13 March 1928, 5.

Tür Resim

Dil İngilizce

Dijital Evet

Yazma Hayır

Fiziksel Boyutlar Negative: 90mm x 130mm

Kütüphane Basel Üniversitesi

Kayıt Numarası siba.4023

Lokasyon Belgrade — Borba fotodokumentacija, Belgrade, Inv. No.: Borba0023

Tarih 1928

Notlar The gender of the person on the picture is not evident and only clear in context. The photograph was published in the newspaper Vreme to illustrate an article by M. Savić about a boxing match between Koka Cvijić and Petar Savić. Fifteen-year-old Kosara Koka Cvijić was the first woman in Yugoslavia to win a mixed boxing match. The 'házená' (Czech handball) player won the amateur fight against young professional boxer Petar Savić in three rounds. The match attracted great public attention, even more so when Savić later claimed that it had only been a display and that he had let her win. Koka was known for dressing and behaving like a man. The badge on her cap was the emblem of the royal Yugoslav Aero Klub , 'Naša krila’ (Our wings). - Upper body portrait of a young woman in a dark coat and a pilot's cap decorated with a small aeroplane badge and a light-coloured braided cord. She is smiling into the camera with her arms boldly folded and her head slightly turned to the left.

Baskı Nataša Mišković, Milanka Matić

Lisans This picture is licensed under Creative Commons BY-NC-SA