Milan Begović is one of the most famous and influential croatian writers in the first half of the 20th century. He began his career in late 19th century, when his first poems were published in local magazines. He left behind very significant poetry work: (Pjesme, 1896., Knjiga Boccadoro 1900., Život za cara, 1904.). His first significant poetry succes was with Knjiga Boccadoro, which is full of vital energy and it' s charged with erotic. He was very important in croatian poetry, becaouse he brought new statments and motives. In various and qualitatively different scenic work, his most famous plays are the one in which he, under the influence of modern european literature, enriched croatian theatre with new techniques and scenery. Love as the basic motive and initiator of the plot dominates in his plays. Some of the most famous are: („Gospođa Walewska“, „Svadbeni let“, „Božji čovjek“, „Bet trećega“, „Pustolov pred vratima“, „Amerikanska jahta u splitskoj luci“...).He is also authour of numerous novels and short stories with most famous theme being the relations between men and women. Sophisticated, lyrical turns and socially – psychological analysis of croatian civil society are his most frequent themes in his prosaistic work. His most famous novels and short stories are: (Dunja u kovčegu, Giga Barićeva i njezinih sedam prosaca, „Kvartet“, „ Dva bijela hljeba“, „Krzno od sibirske vjeverice“, „Posljednji posjet“... ). In second chapter of this work, based on the article by Dunja Fališevc, are presented stereotypical types of women in croatian literature, and division of literary representasion of woman in 19th century by Nemec. By his typologisation I've analized types of women in novel Dunja u kovčegu, and short stories: „Dva bijela hljeba, „Nerotkinja“ i „Posljednji posjet“. These books talk about devastating fates of young women in patriarchal society, in dalmatian provinence. Begović' s deep psychologization of female character and the way he writes about them are his personal mark, and his contribution in croatian literature.