Tag: Pinchas Litvinovsky

Please view details of the portrait of David Ben-Gurion by Pinchas Litvinovsky Over the years the style of Pinchas Litvinovsky was changing under the influence of Constructivism in the beginning of his career, through modernism to colorful abstractions. Colors were very important for him, even…

Please view details of “The Player” by Pinchas Litvinovsky Pinchas Litvinovsky built up naive bright "The Player" of geometric forms. The figure is two-dimensional, simplified and flat. Further more, resembling cubist artworks that convey the motion and different sight perspectives, the musician appears to move.…

Please find details “Rabbi” by Pinchas Litvinovsky In the late 1930s Pinchas Litvinovsky came to the multi-color palette, deep perspective and expressive figures on the abstract background (works of the 1940–50s were firstly exhibited at his solo exhibition in Jerusalem in 1960). Gradually Jewish motifs…

Pinchas Litvinovsky was born to a religous Jewish family in Ukraine in 1894. At the age of 18, he began studying at the Odessa Art school, where he met Boris Schatz - the founder of the School of Art and Design (from 1969 - Bezalel…