Nikola IV Šubić Zrinski – 7 September 1566 is a commemorative digital artwork honouring one of Croatia’s most celebrated historical figures. A Croatian Ban (Viceroy), military commander and defender of Szigetvár, Zrinski became a lasting symbol of courage, sacrifice and resistance during the Ottoman siege of 1566. This striking portrait captures his strength, dignity and determination through rich historical colours, intricate detailing and a commanding composition, bringing a defining chapter of Croatian and European history into a contemporary artistic interpretation. Created by Steve Kuštro as part of the Croatian Heritage Collection, this artwork is produced as a limited-edition fine art print using archival-quality materials. Each print is individually numbered and accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity. © 2026 Steve Kuštro.
Medium:
Museum-quality archival giclée print on premium fine art paper using archival pigment inks.
Final Print Size:
1400 × 975 mm
Image Area:
1280 × 860 mm
Presentation:
Supplied as an unframed fine art print.
Origin:
Created by Steve Kustro. Professionally printed in Australia using museum-grade archival materials.
Please Note:
All artwork images are for illustrative purposes only. Frames are not included. All artworks are supplied as unframed prints unless otherwise stated.
Limited Edition:
Limited Edition of 100.
Edition Pricing:
02–25 — $650 AUD
26–50 — $850 AUD
51–75 — $1,050 AUD
76–100 — $1,250 AUD
Collector Edition:
Edition 1/100 is permanently reserved for the Kustro Gallery collection and is not offered for general sale.
Each print is produced as part of the numbered limited edition and is accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity.
Care:
Display away from direct sunlight and excessive humidity. Handle with clean, dry hands to help preserve the artwork.
Framing:
Professional framing is recommended using archival-quality, acid-free materials and UV-protective glazing for the best long-term preservation.
Important:
The artwork is supplied unframed. Any framed images shown on the website are for illustrative purposes only.
Returns & Damaged Goods:
Kustro Gallery does not accept returns, exchanges or damaged goods back under any circumstances, including change of mind or damage reported after delivery.
All artworks are carefully inspected before dispatch. The complete packing process is photographed and/or recorded, and these records are retained by Kustro Gallery as evidence of the condition of the artwork and packaging prior to shipment.
If an artwork is reported as damaged in transit, Kustro Gallery must be notified within 48 hours of delivery and clear photographs of the outer shipping box, protective tube, internal packaging and artwork must be supplied.
Kustro Gallery will provide its retained packing photographs and/or video footage, together with relevant dispatch information, to the shipping or transit company for their review and assessment.
Kustro Gallery will not accept the return of damaged goods. Any transit-damage claim will be handled through the shipping carrier’s own investigation and claims process.
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