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…
Max Liebermann connected the narration of German art with Impressionism. The artist is famous for naturalistic depictions of the daily life. Since the beginning of the career he opposed the tradition of idealisation. In 1873 the artist spent the summer in the village of Barbizon…
Marcel Janco, Doda, 1918-19, mixed media collage on paperboard, 56 × 46 cm Marcel Janco (1895–1984), a seminal figure of the Dada movement, created Doda in 1918–1919—a work that encapsulates his experimental spirit and bold approach to form, texture, and symbolism. Interestingly, the piece is…
At first glance, a jubilant composition of color and movement, Ships Dance in Tiberias by Amos Yaskil (Oil on canvas, 40 × 75 cm) bursts with the energy of lake life along the Galilean shore. In this vivid oil painting, Yaskil uses generous impasto and…
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.…