Ivan Generalic, http://meetingbenches.com/2017/04/painting-sweetness-wisdom-charm-ivan-generalic-man-without-guides/ the legend of Croatian naive art was born in Hlebine www.generalic.com. After World War II he became a member of the society of Croatian artists. This town is also birth place of other painters as Franjo Gaži, Krsto Hegedušićand. If you want to visit the Croatian Museum of Naive Art, visit Zagreb, http://www.hmnu.hr/en and admire many shades of naive art (over 1,875 works). This museum located in the eighteenth century Raffay Palace in the Upper Town is considered the most important naive art in the world.
To continue the art trip, you can visit the art gallery of Josip Generalić, http://ivangeneralic3103.wixsite.com/galerija-generalic Of course, you can also enjoy delicious culinary specialties and drink local wines, breathing the ancient memories of the hard-working people, who wear the costumes by the local traditions, giving this area a festive hallmark.
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