This is not a web shop, web gallery, or web pre­sen­ta­tion of art­works, but an offer for an Croa­t­ian Art Exhi­bi­tion orga­ni­za­tion which can be pre­sented in your area.

With these con­sol­i­date exhi­bi­tions at one place, which were cre­ated and installed by promi­nent Croa­t­ian Art his­to­ri­ans and cura­tors, we wish to present the idea, knowl­edge and a small part of our her­itage to wide audi­ence. Exhi­bi­tions are clas­si­fied accord­ing to the style period and theme of the exhi­bi­tion with a short dis­play of the muse­ums or gal­leries col­lec­tion. Each of the fea­tured Croa­t­ian Art exhi­bi­tions fol­lows a text with a brief descrip­tion of the themes and pho­tographs of exhib­ited artworks.

If you are inter­ested and/or have any inquiry or ideas for this type of pre­sen­ta­tion, please con­tact us. Kun­st­trans Zagreb Ltd. is the author of these ideas and we are at your disposal.

Croa­t­ian art, works that lasts more than two and a half mil­len­nia, with their qual­ity and diver­sity are com­pletely equally included in the his­tor­i­cal overview of Euro­pean cul­ture. Atten­tion to valu­able works of Croa­t­ian art is found in almost all peri­ods: whether the pre­his­toric era, when the Croa­t­ian art shaped the migra­tion of sev­eral eth­nic groups through the late Roman influ­ence (through which they emerged one of the old­est sur­viv­ing works of Croa­t­ian art, such as the Sv. Donat in Zadar from the 9th cen­tury), or if the Romanesque period, when mon­u­men­tal cities were emerg­ing on the Adri­atic coast, but also pro­duce dis­tinc­tive embossed, abstract motifs Croa­t­ian art — braiding.

The most beau­ti­ful exam­ples of Gothic turn of Croa­t­ian art can be found in the reliefs on the sar­coph­a­gus of St. Simon from Zadar and Radovan’s por­tal of Tro­gir cathe­dral of St. Lawrence. Gold spec­i­mens of the Renais­sance period are the Cathe­dral of St. James in Šibenik, work of Juraj Dal­ma­t­ian, but also the works of Croa­t­ian minia­tur­ist Julije Klović known as the Michelan­gelo of miniatures.

Dur­ing the Baroue period numer­ous urban­is­tic projects were made, such as large for­ti­fi­ca­tions, baroue churches like Dubrovnik Cathe­dral and the Curch of St. Blaise, while the Croa­t­ian art revival was marked by the con­struc­tion of the Curch of St. Peter and Paul in Osi­jek, the Đakovo cathe­dral and neo-Gothic cathe­dral in Zagreb.

Real­is­tic paint­ing scenes were brought by Vjekoslav Karas and Celestin Medović and the spirit of the Impres­sion­ists from Paris was brought by Vlaho Buko­vac. Croa­t­ian art from 20th cen­tury  was marked by the art­works of painters Ljubo Babić, Miroslav Kral­je­vić… sculp­tures of Ivan Mestro­vić, but also the works of archi­tects such as Ibler and Planić which are val­ued at Euro­pean level.