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ZVONIMIR MIHANOVIС́ (1946-) “Morning Rendezvous” Lithoserigraph
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Titled “Morning Rendezvous”, this lithoserigraph by Croatian artist Zvonimir Mihanović (1946-) depicts nesting boats against a tranquil sea. Known for his hyper-realistic representations of the Dalmatian coast off the Adriatic Sea, Mihanović crafts an image of peacefulness and serenity using common seascape painting language. Housed in a sculpted gold frame, this serigraph is signed and numbered by the artist at the bottom of the print.
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