Fig. 1: Unknown, Reverse pyramid with partisans enclosing the over-painted figure of Enver Hoxha, Historical Museum, Lushnja.

Fig. 2: Constantine and Athanasios Zographoi from Korça, Christ in mandorla flanked by Mary and St. John the Baptist with the 12 apostles in a pyramidal composition, detail from the scene of the Last Judgement, 1744, fresco, narthex, Ardenica Monastery, Lushnja.

Fig. 3 Sali Shijaku, Vojo Kushe, 1969, oil on camvas, 200 x 300

cm, National Gallery, Tirana.

Fig. 4 Constantine of Shpat, Saint Demetrius, ca. 1748, tempera on wood,

25 x 40 cm, National Gallery, Tirana.

Fig. 5 Odhise Paskali, The Comrades, concrete, 1972, architectural complex of the Martyrs’ cemetery, Përmet.

Fig. 6 The architectural complex of the tombs of the Albanian Renaissance heroes, Punëtori quarters, Gjirokastra, 1970.

Fig. 7 The memorial built at the spot where Shkurte Vata was lethally injured.

Fig. 8 The statue of Adem Reka in Durrës port.

Fig. 9 The complex of houses in Galigat, Gramsh, where Enver Hoxha once found refuge. The Galigat hut, once a state-protected monument of culture, does no longer exist, demolished by the very descendants of the peasants that received Enver Hoxha.

Fig. 10 Lapidary statue commemorating the battle of the 1st Offensive Brigade against Nazi forces in 1944, Pishkash, Elbasan.