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Lippincott Janet, Untitled I

March 31, 20250Comments

Janet Lippincott (1918–2007) was an American artist whose bold, colorful works made her a notable figure in the Abstract Expressionist movement. Born in New York City, Lippincott grew up in a creative environment that nurtured her artistic inclinations. She studied at the Art Students League…

“War” by Gyula Zilzer (1939)

March 24, 20250Comments

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Please find details of “War” by Gyula Zilzer Gyula Zilzer, a Hungarian artist, served in the Austro-Hungarian army during the war, and his firsthand experiences deeply influenced his artistic output. In particular, "War" is a powerful and often harrowing series of paintings that depict the…

Menashe Kadishman “Herzl’s Vision”

March 17, 20250Comments

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Please find more pictures and details of “Herzl’s Vision” by Menashe Kadishman Menashe Kadishman presents us with a powerful and visually arresting interpretation of Theodor Herzl's enduring vision. This isn't just a historical portrait; it's a vibrant, almost dreamlike journey into the…

Pablo Picasso “Rider and Horse”

March 5, 20250Comments

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Please find details about Pablo Picasso “Rider and Horse” by Pablo Picasso Pablo Picasso's "Rider and Horse," created in December 1968, exemplifies the artist's innovative approach to ceramics during his later years. This terracotta piece, measuring 22 by 22 centimeters, features a black engobe finish…

Zvi Malnovitzer “Praying Pious Woman”

March 5, 20250Comments

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Zvi Malnovitzer "Praying Pious Woman": A Tender Impression Zvi Malnovitzer, a renowned Israeli artist, is celebrated for his soulful portraits that capture the essence of human emotion and spirituality. His painting, "Praying Pious Woman," is a testament to his ability to convey profound emotions with…

Lippincott Janet, Untitled I

“War” by Gyula Zilzer (1939)

Menashe Kadishman “Herzl’s Vision”

Pablo Picasso “Rider and Horse”

Zvi Malnovitzer “Praying Pious Woman”

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