| Ivan Rabuzin 1921-2008 outstanding Croatian painter died |
| By Prof.Dr. Darko Zubrinic |
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12/22/2008
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People , Culture And Arts
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Rabuzin's flowers on solemn curtains of Japanese theatres
 Ivan Rabuzin 1921-2008
Ivan Rabuzin (1921-2008) designed a curtain decorating the stage of one of the best Kyoto theaters (Japan), as well as the Takarazuka theatre in Tokyo (10.5 x 24 m, 1980), and several other museums in Japan: Sategaya Art Museum in Tokyo, Saitama Museum of Modern Art in Urawa, Isetan. He also had exhibitions at Daimaru and Shinsabashi in Osaka. Since 1976 his designs are used by "Rosenthal", renowned producer of porcelain ware. He is also a member of the Croatian Parliament (Sabor). It is interesting that Rabuzin's father was a miner, while his mother was blind.
His art was exhibited throughout the world: Zagreb, Paris, Antibes, Zurich, Milano, USA (Louisiana, Smithsonian Institution, Carnegie Institute Museum of Art, Scottsdale Center for the Arts, Milwaukee Museum Art Center, Chicago Public Library, C.W. Post Art Galery/Long Island University, Pittsburgh), Oslo, Munich, Dusseldorf, Amsterdam, Verona, Brescia, Florence, Tokyo, Osaka, Geneva, Cologne, London, etc. As many as 10 films have been made about Rabuzin's work, including one in Japan (Moritani Shiro, Kyoto). Among numerous monographs devoted to his work we mention only the following one: Masayoshi Honme, Ivan Rabuzin / Taiji Harada, 1990, published by Kodanasha, Japan.
Source: www.croatianhistory.net
For more information see www.rabuzin.com
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 As many as 10 films have been shot dealing with the art life of Ivan Rabuzin, including one in Japan (Moritani Shiro, Kyoto).
One of 13 monographs about the art of Ivan Rabuzin.
Formated for CROWN by prof.dr. Darko Žubrinić
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