The Forrest
€580
The Forrest
Ivan Rabuzin, one of the most famous Naive painters in the world, in this work of art has depicted Spring in the woods with the trees in flower. The clouds are pink like the flowers on the trees and dominate the upper part of the picture.The artist usually depicts scenes from his native Zagorje with its gentle rolling hills.
The Pyramid
€289
The Pyramid
Fascinated with the pyramid, as a perfect geometric body of special mathematical and astronomical significance, the artist places it in the foreground. As a symbol of time and longetivity, the perpetual riddle of countless generations, this subject makes us think of the passing of time and of ourselves, in comparison to the Universe.This meditative aspect has been achieved by the use of various tones of brown.
Time For Tea
€250
Time For Tea
An intimistic scene of a "salon" in which a woman in a deaply cut red dress is sitting on a chair with her hands crossed on her lap, holding a small hat in her hand. In the background is an antique table with a teapot, cup and saucer. There is a palpable atmosphere of expectancy.
Time Wall
€270
Time Wall
Jordan, as a typical representative of metaphysical and surrealist painting, has created a moment in which time has stopped. The red wall painted like scenery, separates the dark background from the lit female form in the foreground. The static scene and melancholy atmosphere give this work a sense of timelessness.
Tkalciceva Street
€290
Tkalciceva Street
One of the oldest streets in Zagreb, the many cafes are popular meeting places of the young. The colorful facades of old houses have been well preserved. This view shows the bronze statue of Marija Zagorka, a writer of romances based on the history of the city, and the oldest sundial in Zagreb.
Tristan & Isolde
€320
Tristan & Isolde
Josip Bukal was a new-day exponent of Art Nouveau as the prints in our collection show. Here, his serigraphs show portraits of women in profile with floral motives in pastelcolored decorative patterns. He has incorporated the of title of each print into the print itself and so they are called "Rainbow", "Spring", "Neille" and "Tristan and Isolde". Many artists of the 19th century used a similar style in the spirit of Aubrey Beardsley in their creations of posters for various musicals of the time
