Sudac Collection is a large private collection of avant-garde art owned by Marinko Sudac, a Croatian art collector.
As of 2005, the Sudac Collection comprised 1500 works of avant-garde artists from former Yugoslavia, created between 1915 and 1989. Most of the works were acquired in the 2000s, directly from artists or their families.
Sudac Collection was presented for the first time at the exhibition "The Peculiarities of the Margin - Avant-Garde Art in the Region 1915-1989" at the Gallery Centre in Varaždin, Croatia, held in March/April 2005. It has since generated significant public interest and is now considered one of the most important private art collections in the region.
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