Serigraph in colors on wove paper
Croatia, 1970s
Ivan Rabuzin (1921-2008) – Croatian painter
Signed lower right in pencil ‘Ivan Rabuzin’
Numbered lower left in pencil edition ‘123/150’
Dry stamp ‘Edizioni Tega Milano’
The record hammer price for a work by Ivan Rabuzin sold at an international auction is set above 19,000 Euros
In a red and gold painted frame
Total dimensions, framed: 73.4 x 92.7 cm
Very good condition

The serigraph in colors was created by the Croatian painter Ivan Rabuzin (1921-2008). Depicted is a surrealist landscape with forested hills and rows of round clouds at the sky. The color chart of pastel shades bestows the composition with a dreamlike atmosphere. The Croatian painter Ivan Rabuzin is a representative of Naïve art, whose depictions invite the observer into fantastic pictorial worlds. The piece at hand is the print number 123 from a limited edition of 150 prints in total.



The serigraph is signed lower right in pencil ‘Ivan Rabuzin’ and the sheet bears the dry stamp ‘Edizioni Tega Milano’ on the lower left. Sheet and frame are in very good condition with merely any visible traces. There is foxing in the center of the print. The depiction is ca. 50 x 66.7 cm in size, the sheet ca. 70 x 89 cm and the total dimensions, including the frame, are 73.4 x 92.7 cm. (tm)

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