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Trubarjev antikvariat ("Trubar's Antiquariat", named after Primož Trubar) has engaged in collecting and selling antiquarian books since 1947.

It is the largest antiquarian book retailer in Slovenia and is quite well-known abroad. The bookstore buys and sells old, rare and precious books in Slovene and other languages (including Greek and Latin). Trubarjev antikvariat also buys and sells old maps, postcards and prints.

An auction selling some of the most precious objects is organised two or three times a year. Here, one can also find reasonably-priced second-hand books in several languages.

The atrium of Trubar's Antiquariat is a popular venue for chamber music concerts and literary events.

Trubar's Antiquariat received the state medal of merit, for high professional work in making books accessible and contributing to the reading culture.

Background

The founder of the Antiquariat was Štefan Tausig, an eminent bibliophile who developed it up to 1969. During his period, the Antiquariat moved in 1965 into the 18th-century house opposite to the City Hall where it is located today. Expert heads at Trubar's Antiquariat were also Marjan Podgoršek (1969–1981) who received the Schwentner Award for his lifetime achievement in the field of book culture, and Stanka Golob (1981–2010) who also received the award.

External links

Trubar's Antiquariat website
Trubar's Antiquariat on Sl.wikipedia
Primož Trubar on Wikipedia
Interview with Stanka Golob on TV Slovenia, 23 July 2017 (in Slovenian)

Gallery

Trubar's Antiquariat in Ljubljana

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+| opening hours       = 8.30am-1.30pm and 3.30pm-7.30pm Mon-Fri, 8.30am-1.30pm Sat
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-Trubarjev antikvariat ('[[Trubar's Antiquariat]]') has engaged in collecting and selling antiquarian books since 1947. It is the biggest antiquarian book retailer in Slovenia and is also quite well-known abroad. The bookstore buys and sells old, rare and precious books in Slovene and other languages (including Greek and Latin). Trubarjev antikvariat also buys and sells old maps, postcards and prints. An auction is organised two or three time a year, selling some of the most precious objects. Here one can also find reasonably-priced second-hand books.
+[[Trubar's Antiquariat|Trubarjev antikvariat]] ("Trubar's Antiquariat", named after [[Primož Trubar]]) has engaged in collecting and selling antiquarian books since [[Established::1947]].
+It is the largest antiquarian book retailer in Slovenia and is quite well-known abroad. The bookstore buys and sells old, rare and precious books in Slovene and other languages (including Greek and Latin). Trubarjev antikvariat also buys and sells old maps, postcards and prints.
+An auction selling some of the most precious objects is organised two or three times a year. Here, one can also find reasonably-priced second-hand books in several languages.
+The atrium of Trubar's Antiquariat is a popular venue for chamber music concerts and literary
+events.
+Trubar's Antiquariat received the state medal of merit, for high professional work in making books accessible and contributing to the reading culture.
 }}
+== Background ==
+The founder of the Antiquariat was [[Štefan Tausig]], an eminent bibliophile who developed it up to 1969. During his period, the Antiquariat moved in 1965 into the 18th-century house opposite to the City Hall where it is located today. Expert heads at Trubar's Antiquariat were also [[Marjan Podgoršek]] (1969&ndash;1981) who received the [[Schwentner Award]] for his lifetime achievement in the field of book culture, and [[Stanka Golob]] (1981&ndash;2010) who also received the award.
+==See also==
+* [[Mladinska knjiga Bookshops]]
+* [[Mladinska knjiga Publishing House]]
+== External links ==
+* [http://www.mladinska.com/antikvariat Trubar's Antiquariat website]
+* [https://sl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trubarjev_antikvariat Trubar's Antiquariat on Sl.wikipedia]
+* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trubar Primož Trubar on Wikipedia]
+* [http://4d.rtvslo.si/arhiv/intervju-tv/174483088 Interview with Stanka Golob] on TV Slovenia, 23 July 2017 (in Slovenian)
+{{gallery}}
+[[Category:Bookshops]]
 [[Category:Literature venues]]
+[[Category:Literature]]
+[[Category:Updated 2017]]
+[[Category:Updated 2020]]

Difference between revisions of "Trubar's Antiquariat"

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Background

See also

External links

Gallery

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