Artwork inspired by the statue Gregory of Nin. The 8.5-metre (28 ft) tall statue by Ivan Meštrović in Split is a busy tourist site in the town, which the toe of the statue shows. Rubbing the statue's toe is said to bring good luck. The toe has been worn smooth and shiny as a result.
The statue was erected in September 1929 in the Peristyle of Diocletian's Palace and can be seen in postcards of the pre-World War II period. In 1941, the statue was moved outside the city by Italian occupying forces. In 1954, it was re-erected in a different location, to the north of the Palace and Old Town of Split, just outside the Golden Gate, where it currently sits. A major restoration of the monument took place between 2013 and 2015.
We use Fine Art Cotton Velvet 270g paper
12 giclée archival inks (lifetime color guarantee)
Printed on thick 270gsm natural cotton paper with hi-quality archival inks.
A3 and bigger sizes are rolled in a carton tube for maximal protection.
Ships in a reinforced mailing tube
If the print/packaging is damaged, the poster will be replaced.
Each print is approved, dated and signed by the artist.
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