Edo Murtic
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Edo Murtic
Edo Murtić was a renowned Yugoslav Artist, born in 1921 in the Croatian city of Split. He studied at the Art Institute of Zagreb and, in 1950, moved to Paris where he had a studio and began his career. His work, which often explored themes of social engagement, was a major contribution to the Yugoslavian avant-garde art movement and featured heavily in many of the country’s art galleries and museums. Amongst his major works are the sculptures ‘Bunar’ and ‘Coexistence’, as well as the painting ‘The Ball’. Murtić held numerous solo exhibitions throughout Yugoslavia and abroad, and his artwork has been featured in major art biennials across Europe and the United States.
Edo Murtic, Yugoslav Artist, Sculpture, Painting, Avant-Garde, Split, Zagreb, Bunar, Coexistence, The Ball
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