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This photograph features Martin Jonas, a well-known Yugoslav primitive painter, who resides in the small Serbian village of Kovacica. The image showcases his artistic talent and provides a glimpse into his life and work.This photograph features Martin Jonas, a well-known Yugoslav primitive painter, who resides in the small Serbian village of Kovacica. The image showcases his artistic talent and provides a glimpse into his life and work.

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Dimensions: 12 x 16.8 cm

IMS SKU: SCAN-IMS-04973137/IMS-A18_J-Allmant_B

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Yugoslav Artists: MARTIN JONAS OPS the Yugoslav primitive painter Martin Jonas. Jonas, who is well- known in his own country, lives in the tiny Serbian village of Kovacica. Please acknowledge; Photograph by RENATE FLOTTAU CAMERA PRESS LONDON 26076-14 (28) Botelas vid publearing op 1982 A PRESS