
1914–1992 · Croatian · 30 artworks
artist bio
Ivan Generalić was a Croatian painter, one of the most important figures in naïve art. His detailed and often surreal scenes of rural life brought international attention to the Hlebine School and influenced many subsequent naïve artists.
what you'll learn
Studying Generalić's work allows students to explore the characteristics of Naïve art, including simplified forms, bright colors, and a lack of traditional perspective. Students can also learn about the importance of personal experience and cultural context in art.
related: Henri Rousseau, Grandma Moses

Peasant with wheelbarrow
1944

Winter in the Village
1970

Landscape with Two Figures
1979

Painting in winter
1964

Making Cheese
1943

Self-Portrait
1953

Cow drinking water
1972

Village backyard
1937

Masquerade in winter
1966

Winter landscape
1978

Husovtsy in the snow
1930

Eiffel Tower
1972

no attributions
1990

Winter day
1970

Gathering the leaves
1943

Party in vineyard
1970

Gypsy festival

Landleben
1985

Landscape with grass
1954

Winter
1944

The Requisition
1934

untitled
1990

Fish in the air
1970

Autumn
1949

Garden Party
1968

Harvester
1939

Transportation of hay
1943

Hay gathering
1970

Deer in the forest
1956

Village
1954