Q: What is watercoloured serigraphy?
A: A serigraphy, silkscreen or screen-print, is first printed in black and white (the drawing/lines only) and then manually watercolored by the author. Each one is thus unique because it was coloured by hand. Artworks may be similar ie. you can find the same drawing with similar colours, but they simply can’t be exactly the same because they were coloured manually.
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Ivan Generalic, Woman with a cow, silkscreen, water-coloured, original signature – 1.000 eur
[LAST ONE] Serigraphy printed in two colours (black drawing and olive background), manually watercoloured by Ivan Generalic and signed. Unframed.
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[LAST ONE] Posthumous serigraphy in colour of a painting made by Ivan Generalic, printed signature, two dry stamps, partially watercoloured by Josip Generalic. Unframed.
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Various watercoloured silkscreens by Josip Generalic.
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- Josip Generalic, 1989, Fala
- Josip Generalic, 1989, Fala – introduction
- Josip Generalic, 1989, Kaj, water-coloured silkscreen, 50x65cm
- Josip Generalic, 1989, V letu, water-coloured silkscreen, 50x65cm
- Josip Generalic, 1989, Fala, water-coloured silkscreen, 50x65cm
- Josip Generalic, 1989, Krvave ciklame, water-coloured silkscreen, 50x65cm
- Josip Generalic, 1989, Bozic, water-coloured silkscreen, 50x65cm
- Josip Generalic, 1989, Bogecko grobje, water-coloured silkscreen, 50x65cm
- Josip Generalic, 1989, Bele roze, water-coloured silkscreen, 50x65cm
- Josip Generalic, 1989, Kesni sneg, water-coloured silkscreen, 50x65cm
“Fala”
Dragutin Domjanic (1875-1933, poems) & Josip Generalic, illustrations
Language: Croatian
Published: 1989
Price (folder, foreword, 8 artworks): 2.500 eur
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