Grimm Pierre
Grimm Pierre (Dnipro, Ukraine, 1898 – Paris, France, 1979) He was a trainee at the workshop of Jan Ciągliński for a brief time, and then spent several months at…
Generalić Ivan
Generalić Ivan (Hlebine, 1914 – Koprivnica, 1992) The painter in the naïve tradition and the most prominent representative of the Hlebine school. He was a farmer, but in 1930 his…
Furtula Predrag
Furtula Predrag (Sarajevo, 1920 – 1995) He completed primary and secondary school in Sarajevo. Graduated at the Academy of Fine Arts in Belgrade in 1949. He exhibited for the first…
Frangeš Mihanović Robert
Frangeš Mihanović Robert (Sremska Mitrovica, 1872 – Zagreb, 1940) He completed the Crafts School in Zagreb in 1889 and during the same year he made the right column on the…
Feješ Emerik
Feješ Emerik (Osijek, 1904 – Novi Sad, 1969) He completed a button maker and comb maker trade, and for a time he worked as a second-hand dealer. Feješ worked in…
Đorđević Nevenka
Đorđević-Tomašević Nevenka (Sînnicolau Mare, Rumunija, 1899 – Zagreb, 1975) Upon her arrival in Zagreb in 1915, she enrolled in the private painting school of Ljubo Babić and from 1916 she…
Domac Ivan
Domac Ivan (Slavonski Brod, 1904 – Banja Luka, 1975) In 1923, he completed the Gymnasium in Slavonski Brod, where he was taught drawing by Jerolim Miše. In 1932 he graduated…
Dobrović Petar
Dobrović Petar (Pécs, Hungary, 1890 – Belgrade, 1942) He studied painting at the Academy in Budapest (1909 – 11) and spent two years in Paris (1912 – 14) during his…
Detoni Marijan
Detoni Marijan (Križevci, 1905 – Zagreb, 1981) In 1928, he graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Zagreb, both painting under Ljubo Babić and graphic arts under Tomislav Krizman….
Čikoš Bela Sesija
Čikoš Bela Sesija (Osijek, 1864 – Zagreb, 1931) He studied at the Academy in Vienna (1887 – 1891), where he specialized in historical painting (1891/1892) under Leopold C. Müller. He…