Serigraph in colors on laid paper
Croatia, 1970s
Ivan Rabuzin (1921-2008) – Croatian painter
Signed lower right in pencil ‘Ivan Rabuzin’
Numbered lower left in pencil edition ‘p.a.’
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
Dimensions: 74.6 x 60 cm (plate); 86.5 x 69.5 cm (sheet)
Very good condition

Ivan Rabuzin was a Croatian artist, who worked in a very original style of Naïve Art. Typical subjects of his works are his native landscapes with freely floating puffy clouds, small villages, hills and colossal flowers. Rabuzin’s works are known for their appealing pastel shades.



The serigraph is signed lower right in pencil ‘Ivan Rabuzin’, numbered lower left in pencil edition ‘p.a.’ and the sheet bears the dry stamp ‘Edizioni Tega Milano’. The sheet is in very good condition with hardly any visible traces. The dimensions of the plate are 74.6 x 60 cm and of the sheet 86.5 x 69.5 cm. (tm)

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