The Art Pavilion and the Mestrovic Gallery

Zagreb's Art Pavilion is a remarkable for its brilliant yellow Art Nouveau outside, the Art Pavilion is currently utilized for changing shows of contemporary craftsmanship and contains vital works by loved Croatian craftsman Ivan Meštrovic. The most established show corridor of its kind in Croatia, this great office faces Trg Kralja Tomislava, a vast open square striking for its statue remembering the principal King of Croatia.

Additionally important to workmanship darlings is the Meštrovic Gallery, housed in a seventeenth century home where Ivan Meštrovic once lived and etched.

In plain view are about 300 models in wood, stone, and bronze, and in addition illustrations, furniture, and lithographs speaking to an assortment of subjects including religion and likeness. The most perceived Croatian craftsman and a widely acclaimed twentieth century artist, Meštrovic later moved to Paris where he moved toward becoming companions with Auguste Rodin.