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The CMNA possesses a representative and
worthwhile collection of works by foreign
artists, primarily of those who at one
time or another exhibited in the Gallery
of Primitive Art – today the Croatian
Museum of Naive Art: the Pole Nikifor,
the Frenchmen Simon Schwartzenberg and
Germain van der Steen, the Italian Enrico
Benassi, the German sculptor Erich Bödeker
and the Dutchman Willem van Genk. From
Macedonia comes the painter Vangel Naumovski,
and from Serbia the sculptors Bogosav
Živković and Milan Stanisavljević, the
painter Ilija Bosijl, and one of the most
celebrated Art Brut painters in the world,
Sava Sekulić. Also in the collection are
works of the Italian Pietro Ghizzardi,
the Russian Pavel Leonov and the sculptress
Sofija Naletilić Penuvaša. Their works
show not only the exceptional contributions
of the artists mentioned, but all the
diversity of the Naive and its swings
towards the trends of Art Brut and Outsider
Art, phenomena that have in the last decade
gained greatly in value and importance.
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| Nikifor
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| Simon Schwartzenberg
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| Germain van der Steen (1897-1985) |
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| Enrico Benassi (1902-1978) |
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| Erich Bödeker (1904-1971) |
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| Willem van
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Leipzig
ca 1950, 495x645 mm
Indian ink, watercolour, paper
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| Vangel Naumovski (1924) |
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Bewitched
1966, 1000x700 mm
Indian ink, paper
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| Bogosav Živković (1920) |
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Nun
1962, 253x92x83 mm
Wood
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| Milan Stanisavljević (1944) |
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| Ilija Bosilj (1895-1972) |
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| Sava Sekulić (1902-1989) |
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| Pietro Ghizzardi (1906-1986) |
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Woman
1971, 335x235 mm
Ballpoint pen, chalk, tempera,
cardboard
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| Pavel
Leonov (1920) |
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| Sofija
Naletilić Penavuša (1913-1994) |
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Bird
1985, 600x310x210 mm
Coloured wood
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