From the Collection of the Croatian Museum of Naïve Art

After two earthquakes during 2020 and the pandemic, the CMNA is open for public. On show are works of classics of the Croatian and international self-taught artists (naïve artists from Hlebine, independent naïve artist and outsiders; I. Generalić, I. Lacković Croata, P. Smajić etc.) with a particular prominence according to the centenary of birth of Ivan Rabuzin.

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