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CIVILóN

Civilón is a series of 17 large-scale acrylic paintings that bring to life the true story of a remarkable bull from 1930s Spain—one that inspired the creation of the beloved, flower-scenting Ferdinand the Bull. While the series carries a powerful anti-war message, it also explores the delicate interplay of fate and destiny, especially in times of conflict and destruction. 

The series is primarily  created by Aleksandar Petković, with few select pieces crafted by  the collaborating artists and friends of the Colours of Life. The exhibition will be announced soon, and the paintings will be available for sale shortly. Stay connected! 

The Bull Who Loved to Eat Flowers

Civilón is a series of 17 large size acrylic paintings that bring to life the true story of a remarkable bull from 1930s Spain—one that inspired the creation of the beloved, flower-scenting Ferdinand the Bull. While the series carries a powerful anti-war message, it also explores the delicate interplay of fate and destiny, especially in times of conflict and destruction.

The series is primarily  created by Aleksandar Petković, with few select pieces crafted by  the collaborating artists and friends of the Colours of Life. The exhibition will be announced soon, and the paintings will be available for sale shortly. Stay connected!

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Civilón

The Bull Who Loved to Eat Flowers

TECHNIQUE: Acrylic on canvas

SIZE:  162 x 100 cm ; 60 x 33 in

AUTHOR: Aleksandar Petković

COLABORATION:
Marko Ćirić, Katarina Fajgelj

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