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'From the bull Hercules to the goat Nancy': These are horned animals in Croatian art
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'From the bull Hercules to the goat Nancy': These are horned animals in Croatian art

The article announces an art exhibition titled 'Od bika Herkula do koze Nensi' opening on October 9th at the Samobor Gallery Prica. The exhibition showcases works by artists from various schools and generations over a span of 150 years, focusing on depictions of horned animals in Croatian visual art. It highlights historical and contemporary artists who have frequently portrayed horned creatures, such as bison, and includes both realistic and fantastical representations. The exhibition features paintings, sculptures, installations, and other artistic objects, emphasizing the physicality and movement of animals, their interactions with humans, and themes of death and endangerment. Notable Croatian artists represented include Josip Račić, Miroslav Kraljević, and others, alongside sculptors like Robert Frangeš Mihanović and Vladimir Filakovac.

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'From the bull Hercules to the goat Nancy': These are horned animals in Croatian art

The article announces an art exhibition titled 'Od bika Herkula do koze Nensi' opening on October 9th at the Samobor Gallery Prica. The exhibition showcases works by artists from various schools and generations over a span of 150 years, focusing on depictions of horned animals in Croatian visual art. It highlights historical and contemporary artists who have frequently portrayed horned creatures, such as bison, and includes both realistic and fantastical representations. The exhibition features paintings, sculptures, installations, and other artistic objects, emphasizing the physicality and movement of animals, their interactions with humans, and themes of death and endangerment. Notable Croatian artists represented include Josip Račić, Miroslav Kraljević, and others, alongside sculptors like Robert Frangeš Mihanović and Vladimir Filakovac.

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