Tuesday – Friday: from 10:00 to
18:00
Saturday and Sunday: from 10:00 to 13:00
Closed on Mondays
Entrance fee for individual visitors:
- adults: 20 kuna
- children, schoolchildren, students: 10 kuna
The Croatian Museum of Naive Art
Sv. Ćirila i Metoda 3, Gornji grad
10000 Zagreb, CROATIA
tel/fax: +385.1.4851911 +385.1.4852125
e-mail: info@hmnu.org
Director:
Vladimir Crnković Senior Curator:
Mira Francetić Malčić,
educationalist, documentarist Curator: Svjetlana
Sumpor Secretary: Ksenija
Pavlinić-Tomašegović Accountant: Marica
Kovačić
The Naive – also called naive art, the
art of the naives, primitive art, the art of the modern primitives
and so on – is a distinct segment of the art of the 20th century.
It is comprehends a discrete group of painters and sculptors
untrained in the ways of art, among the limitless number of
kinds of expressions and trends in modern art. The Naive is
a concept that we use to interrelate some of the separate worlds
of modern artistic creativity.[more]
The Croatian Museum of Naive Art holds more than
1,700 works of art – paintings, sculptures, drawings and prints
– mainly by Croatian artists. The permanent display of the
Museum was established according to the maxim: Naive Art as
a Segment of Modern Art. The focus is on Croatian artists
– of the celebrated Hlebine School, and a few of the more
highly-valued independent artists. [more]
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Any copying of pictures without the prior permission of the Museum is prohibited.
The Croatian Museum of Naive Art
