Painting portrait Sad Clown in the style of Naive art, oil, hardboard, Oto Dobovišek, Yugoslavia 1989s Folk Art

This oil painting, titled "Sad Clown," is a remarkable piece of Naive art created by Oto Dobovišek in Yugoslavia during the 1980s. This folk art portrait beautifully captures the poignant expression of a clown, evoking deep emotions and storytelling through the artist's unique style. Artist: Oto Dobovišek (born in Maribor in 1920) Medium: Oil on Hardboard Style: Naive Art Era: 1980s Origin: Yugoslavia This enchanting painting showcases the essence of Naive art, characterized by its simplicity, vivid colors, and a child-like perspective. The sad clown's expressive face and intricate details draw you into a world of emotions and curiosity. The artist, Oto Dobovišek, skillfully combines bold brushstrokes with rich colors, creating a distinctive piece of Yugoslavian folk art that tells a unique story. The inscription on the back of the painting is in Slovenian: “December 27, 1989. Luka is 8 months old.” We are probably talking about the artist’s little grandson. This vintage painting is in excellent condition for its age, showcasing the enduring quality of both the artwork and the artist's craftsmanship. "Sad Clown" would make a striking addition to any art collection or home decor. It's an ideal choice for those who appreciate the charm and storytelling of Naive art. Don't miss the opportunity to own this exquisite piece of Naive art that brings forth the emotions and mystique of a sad clown. Add it to your collection or display it as a captivating focal point in your home. Note: Please keep in mind that colors may vary slightly due to differences in monitor settings. Width: 34 centimetres Height: 44 centimetres Depth: 3.5 centimetres