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New Year 1988 by Keith Haring
Keith Haring transformed the visual language of New York street culture into one of the most recognizable artistic styles of the 1980s. His bold outlines, animated figures, and playful symbols brought together graffiti, popular imagery, and contemporary art. Created in 1988, New Year 1988 reflects this distinctive approach while also highlighting an important collaboration with fellow artist…
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“Chai – Luck and Life” by Yaacov Agam
Yaacov Agam transformed geometric abstraction into an exploration of movement, perception, and visual change. One of the pioneers of Op Art and Kinetic Art, the Israeli artist developed a distinctive language of lines, colors, and geometric forms that challenges the traditional experience of a static image. His work from the series Chai – Luck and…
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The Combat of the Dragons by Niki de Saint Phalle: A New Year Greeting for Teddy Kollek
A Personal Artwork for Jerusalem’s Mayor This distinctive work by French-American artist Niki de Saint Phalle combines an imaginative drawing with a personal handwritten message addressed to Teddy Kollek, the longtime mayor of Jerusalem. Measuring 23 × 31 cm, the sheet brings together an illustrated composition, decorative lettering, and a handwritten New Year greeting. More…