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Early Life and Education

Born: August 3, 1894, Zagreb, Croatia
Died: April 21, 1984
Completed elementary school and the Royal High School in Split.
Encountered Emanuel Vidović, sparking an interest in painting.
Studied drawing with Virgil Meneghello Dinčić.
Enrolled in the architectural school in Zagreb (1908-1912).
Taught by notable painters: Oton Iveković, Ivan Tišov, Robert Frangeš Mihanović, and Bela Čikoš Sesija.

Artistic Development and Influences

Early works showed the influence of Cézanne and Post-Impressionists.
Spent time in Italy (Florence and Rome) where he studied at the Instituto Superiore di Belle Arti.
Associated with Futurism, influenced by artists like Carlo Carrà and Giorgio de Chirico.
His later works evolved towards abstraction, eventually becoming almost completely abstract while retaining figurative elements.
Notable series of self-portraits demonstrating a progression from Expressionism to complete abstraction (1917 onwards).

Major Works and Style

Self-portrait (1917): An early example showcasing expressionist influences.
Marjan through the olive (1920): Demonstrates his evolving style.
Still life with statue II (1921): Further exploration of form and composition.
Triptych (Self-Portraits), I-III, 1964: A significant late work reflecting his abstract tendencies.
His style is characterized by spontaneous and expressive brushstrokes, a connection to primitive art, and an evolving approach from representational to abstract forms.

Achievements and Legacy

Professor at the Academy of Fine Arts in Zagreb for many years.
Member of the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts (from 1948).
Recipient of the Vladimir Nazor Award for lifetime achievement in the arts (1964).
Held 30 solo exhibitions and over 270 group exhibitions internationally.
Participated in the Venice Biennale of 1940.
His work is featured in public collections, including the Gallery of Fine Arts in Split, the Museum of Contemporary Art in Zagreb, and the Museum of Modern Art Dubrovnik.
Legacy: Tartaglia's artistic journey reflects a significant shift in Croatian art from representational to abstract expressionism, influencing generations of artists.

Historical Significance

A key figure in the development of modern art in Croatia.
His exploration of abstraction contributed to the broader European movement towards non-representational art.
His self-portraits are considered important works documenting his artistic evolution and reflecting changing cultural attitudes.
His dedication as an educator helped shape the landscape of Croatian fine arts through his teaching at the Academy of Fine Arts.

Marino Tartaglia

Marino Tartaglia

1894 - 1984 , Croatia

基本情報

Artistic Movement Or Style:
- Post-Impressionism
- Expressionism
- Futurism
Artists Who Influenced This Artist:
- Cézanne
- Vidović
Date Of Birth: August 3, 1894
Date Of Death: April 21, 1984
Full Name: Marino Tartaglia
Nationality: Croatian
Notable Artworks:
- Self-portrait (1917)
- Marjan through the olive (1920)
- Still life with statue II (1921)
Place Of Birth: Zagreb, Croatia