Ivan Generalic

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Ivan Generalic

Ivan Generalić (born December 21, 1914 in Hlebine , † November 27, 1992 in Koprivnica , Croatia ) was a Yugoslav painter . He is considered one of the most important artists of the naive art of Yugoslavia .

Life

His first exhibition took place in 1931 in the Zagreb Art Pavilion .

After the end of the Second World War, he became a member of the ULUH ( Udruga likovnih umjetnika Hrvatske , Association of Croatian Artists) in 1945 . In 1953 Generalić exhibited for the first time in Paris . He spent several months there.

Generalić was a co-founder of the School of Naive Art of Hlebine , which mainly dealt with reverse glass painting and of which he was the most important artist.

He had a great stylistic influence on other Croatian artists such as his son Josip Generalić , Franjo Mraz , Mirko Virius , Franjo Filipović , Dragan Gaži and Ivan Večeraj .

Works (selection)

  • Winter in Hlebine
  • Gypsy wedding
  • In the forest
  • Wedding of the deer
  • Mask with trumpet
  • Death of my friend Virius

literature

  • Ivan Generalić: My life, my pictures Königstein im Taunus, Langewiesche, 1976 ISBN 3-7845-8200-1
  • Breicha, Otto (Hrsg.): Window to the people: naive Yugoslav art from two generations; Dragan Gaži, Mato Generalić, Milan Generalić, Stjepan Ivanec, Ivan Lacković-Croata, Branko Lovak Graz 1976
  • Grgo Gamulin: Naive Painting: Ivan Generalić ud School of Hlebine Gütersloh Prisma, 1982
  • Nebojša Tomašević (Ed.): Yugoslavian Naive: Artists about themselves Königstein (in the Taunus) Langewiesche, 1974. ISBN 3-7845-8030-0

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Ivan and Josip Generalic. Vernissage in the Bernard Gallery . In: Solothurner Zeitung . No. 284 , December 7, 1966.