The Museum of Nadežda and Rastko Petrović in Belgrade celebrates two towering figures of Serbian culture: painter Nadežda Petrović and her brother, poet and travel writer Rastko Petrović. Located in their family home in the Professors’ Colony, the museum was established in 1975 through the generous legacy of their sister Ljubica Luković. After decades of closure, the museum reopened in 2025 following a full restoration. Its exhibition is divided into three thematic sections: Nadežda’s pioneering work in modern Serbian painting, Rastko’s literary and ethnographic contributions, and the Petrović family’s cultural heritage. Visitors can explore original artworks, manuscripts, personal belongings, and rare artifacts from Rastko’s travels, including pieces from African and Mexican cultures. Highlights include works by Picasso, Modigliani, and Rodin from Rastko’s collection. The museum offers a deeply personal and artistic journey through the lives of two siblings whose creativity and intellect helped shape Serbia’s cultural identity in the 20th century.
Belgrade SerbiaThe Museum of Nadežda and Rastko Petrović is located at 25 Ljubomira Stojanovića Street, in Belgrade’s historic Professors' Colony. The museum is housed in the family home of the Petrović siblings—Nadežda Petrović, a celebrated Serbian painter, and her brother Rastko Petrović, a notable writer and intellectual. This memorial museum showcases a rich collection of their artworks, personal correspondence, travel films, and various memorabilia that provide insight into their influential roles in Serbian cultural history. The surrounding area, known for its early 20th-century residential architecture, offers a peaceful atmosphere distinct from the bustling city center. Nearby, visitors can explore other cultural points of interest and enjoy green spaces that reflect the serene character of this intellectual neighborhood, making the museum a meaningful stop for those interested in Serbia’s artistic and literary heritage.
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