Icon with the image of St. John the Forerunner was painted in 1737. by iconographer George Stojanovic, whose signature is looming in the record preserved in fragments in the lower part. With a standing figure of the saint, the icon shows two scenes from the plays of Birth of St. John the Forerunner in the left corner and St. Archangel Michael on the right. The icon originates from iconostasis of the Church of the Nativity of St.. John in Belgrade and it was brought to Novi Sad by the refugees during the migration period in 1739.

Painting of impressive dimensions and expressionist tune is the work of Milan Cirlic, representative of post-war generation of artists from Novi Sad. The author presents one of the most impressive buildings of Novi Sad, former Magistrate, today called Town Hall. The painting was created in 1959 presents an interesting detail which no longer exist - the tram which passes through the center of town.

The portrayal of the portrait of Marija Vučetić, wife of Novi Sad lawyer Ilija Vučetić and a woman who was very active in the social life of Novi Sad in the late 19th and early 20th century. The author of the portrait is a famous Serbian painter Marko Murat, who resided in Novi Sad in the summer of 1897, working on paintings by order. The work is exceptional for its artistic qualities, because it is one of the first modern paintings in the local environment, with visible effects of plein air painting and Impressionism.

Painting "Family Zharic" is an example of archaic and naive perceived performances of three generations of a middle-class family in Novi Sad. Zoltan Chergei, an amateur painter who was involved in the creation of this group portrait, painted all family members, identifying them in the lower part of the figure, and the motive of the saint-protector with Christ and the Virgin, probably at the request of the person who ordered. These details have been part of the traditional iconography that had long persisted in the local civil society.