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− | The works of some 300 artists have been included in the collection. The prints, paintings, drawings, and a few sculptures range from the late 19th century to nowadays, from [[Ivana Kobilca]] to [[Beli sladoled]]. The international part includes some works by various artists such as Ivan Generalić, Ivan Kožarić, and the AES + F Group. Most of the international artworks, however, came in through the acquisition of the private Keleia Collection, curated by [[Pavel Toplak]] and managed by [[Matjaž Gruden]] in the 1980s and 1990s, who organised also the international fine arts symposiums. | + | The works of some 300 artists have been included in the collection. The graphic prints, paintings, drawings, and a few sculptures range from the late 19th century to nowadays, from [[Ivana Kobilca]] to [[Beli sladoled]]. The international part includes some works by various artists such as Ivan Generalić, Ivan Kožarić, and the AES + F Group. Most of the international artworks, however, came in through the acquisition of the private Keleia Collection, curated by [[Pavel Toplak]] and managed by [[Matjaž Gruden]] in the 1980s and 1990s, who organised also the international fine arts symposiums. |
==See also== | ==See also== |
Revision as of 21:12, 31 July 2015
Background and artworks
The works of some 300 artists have been included in the collection. The graphic prints, paintings, drawings, and a few sculptures range from the late 19th century to nowadays, from Ivana Kobilca to Beli sladoled. The international part includes some works by various artists such as Ivan Generalić, Ivan Kožarić, and the AES + F Group. Most of the international artworks, however, came in through the acquisition of the private Keleia Collection, curated by Pavel Toplak and managed by Matjaž Gruden in the 1980s and 1990s, who organised also the international fine arts symposiums.
See also
External links
- AS Gallery & Adriatic Slovenica Collection website (in Slovenian)