IVO ANDRIĆ (b. Travnik, 9 October 1892 – d. Belgrade, 13 March 1975)

Writer and diplomat;
Nobel laureate (1961)

Membership of Serbian Royal Academy (SRA): Academy of Arts; corresponding member from 18 February 1926; full member from 16 February 1939

Membership of SASA: Department of Literature and Language; full member from 22 March 1948 and Department of Fine Arts and Music from 22 March 1948 until 1960 – Presidency member from 22 March 1948 until 13 March 1975

Accession speech: About Vuk as a Writer. Printed in: Naša književnost, Belgrade, 1 (1946) 188–197. Delivered on 24 January 1946 (SANU Godišnjak. 52 (1945) 102, 109–112).

Biography, bibliography: SKA Godišnjak. 48 (1938) 209210. – Lj. YASA 58 (1951–1952) 261–262. – L. SASA 5 (1952–1953) 133–134. – Encyclopedia of World Literature in the 20th Century, 1. N. Y. 1981 (N. Moravčevich). – Bibliotekar 1–6 (1961) 558–574 (Ž. P. Jovanović). – KI 18 (1972) 349–365 (G. Tešić). – G. Popović: Ivo Andrić. Bibliografija dela, prevoda i literature. SASA 1974. – L. P. Lihačeva: Ivo Andrič. Moskva 1974. – LPJ 1 (1972) 55–70 (Ž. P. Jovanović). – Sabrana dela I. Andrića, Belgrade. 1988. Pp. 149–199 (G. Popović).

Obituary: SANU Godišnjak. 82 (1975) 191–192 (E. Koš). – LJ. YASA 79 (1975) 663–666 (I. Frangeš). – L. SASA 26 (1976) 99–102 (V. Kreft). – ANU BiH Radovi 56 (1975) 5–8 (M. Begić). – Lj. ANU BiH 8 (1975) 127 (M. Šamić). – EV 2 (1975) 145 (S. Velikov).

Photograph: SANU–F 188, 188/1–8