Fig.1. Lucovich blazon photography 1974- private collection US	Fig.2. Family tree of 1515 :photography 1974- private collection US
Fig.3. Lucovich Chapel in Prcanj : photography 2012, collection US	Fig.4. Lucovich Street in Prcanj : photography 2012, collection US
Fig.5. Wall of Fame, photography, private collection Count T. Lukovic, Dubrovnik	Fig. 6. Vincenzo de Lucovich (1777-1835), Chancellor of the General Consulate of the Austria-Hungarian Empire in Alexandria (private collection US)
Fig.7. Mehemet – Ali, engraving by T. Neumann, Vienna (private collection US)	Fig.8. Lucovich residences in the beginning 19th century, pointed on the copy of an Egypt map of 1784; engraving from Venice ((private collection US)
Fig.9. Antoine de Lucovich d’Ascrivio, 1815 – 1893, chief engineer of the Suez Canal and architect, photography 1848, Palazzo Dario, Venice ((private collection US)	Fig.10. Greek Orthodox Cathedral in Alexandria by A.d.Lucovich 1872, photography dedicated to his daughter Louisa by A. de Lucovich in 1879 (private collection US)
Fig.11. 1850, Buildings by A.d.Lucovich around the Consuls Place in Alexandria : 2 = Palazzo Ziziania, 22 = Greek Orthodox Church ; reconstruction map by Cristina Pallini	Fig.12. one of the columns in the Vienna Museum of Fines Arts, given by his twice great grand-father to Emperor Franz Joseph 1st (photography Udo Staf 2016)
Fig.13. Share of 50 Fiorini of the Società Navale Lussin Grande, 1957, (original share of the private collection US)	Fig.14. Appartement of Louise de Lucovich-Tomaschek 1896
Fig.15. Photography of the original handpainted family tree, left to the handwritten letter of Napoleon Bonaparte in Count Mario Lucovich’s residence in Prcanj 1973	Fig.16. Photography of a part of the collection of arm’s in Count Mario Lucovich’s residence in Prcanj 1973, (private collection US)
Fig.17.Veniziano’s Madonna with child