Anna Ticho (1894–1980) holds a central place in the history of Israeli art, particularly through her sustained focus on the Jerusalem landscape. Har Zion 1936, a pencil drawing on paper measuring 30 × 20 cm, reflects her precise and contemplative approach to nature. The work demonstrates her…
Please find details of Amud by Yaacov Agam Yaacov Agam (born 1928) stands as a central figure in the development of kinetic and optical art, particularly through his investigation of movement, perception, and viewer participation. The sculpture Amud (Column), measuring 60.5 × 11.5 × 11.5 cm, exemplifies Agam’s mature approach…
Baruch Nachshon captures the mystical spirit of Hebron in this dynamic composition, where gouache, pen, and coffee blend into a striking vision of the city’s spiritual resonance. Baruch Nachshon’s Hebron (Pen, Gouache and Coffee on Canvas, 33 × 47 cm) is a spiritual meditation rendered…
The cyclamen by Arthur Kolnik, set against a stark black background, bursts from its golden pot. Although the painting measures only a small fraction of a wall, its presence is undeniable (39 x 29 cm). Bold Simplicity Kolnik’s choice of a black background is striking.…
At first glance, the portrait of a seated woman—lost in thought, hand resting on her chin—invites the viewer into a moment of quiet introspection. But flip the canvas, and you’re instantly transported into a deep, shadowy forest, where thick tree trunks rise from a reddish-brown…