Mr. Yaakov Adler's private collection publishes and distributes art multiples, created by carefully chosen artists. In this sale you will find works by the greatest artists in Israel and abroad, The multicolor serigraphs, etchings and lithographs are all hand-signed and numbered by their creators, some of them are even hand-colored.. All the works came from the United States.
Lithographs of the important Spanish artist Salvador Dali
Lithography of the important Spanish artist Juan Miro EL MARMA
Lithographs by artist David Shneur, some of which are hand-painted.
Silk prints by artist David Sharir.
Silk prints by artist Shraga Will.
Lithographs of the American sculptor Alexander Calder.
Lithographs by the American artist William Pappes are all hand-painted.
Lithographs of the American artist Henry Fonda.
A serigraphs of the American artist Sandra Bowden.
Silk prints by the Chinese artist Ho Chi Chung.
Engravings by Australian artist Michel Kemp.
A lithograph by the Dutch artist Carl Appel
Lithographs by Ruth Schloss.
Lithographs by Yosl Bergner, all but one hand painted.
Lithograph of the French-Hungarian artist Victor Vaserelli.
A lithograph of the French painter SONIA DELAUNAY
Engravings by American artist Pierre Spalikovich.
Silk prints by the American artist Jane Basint.
A selection of works by Shlomo Katz, Shlomo Katz is a very famous painter in America and his work is considered a national treasure.
In this sale there will be carpets with the works of Shlomo Katz made by hand, and some of them are presented in the Israeli Supreme Court.
And many other artists, you are invited to get an impression yourself and bid on what you loved.
Additional pictures of the items can be requested at 050-9441515
Offers can not be canceled,
Shipments by courier, or regular mail delivery.
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Shlomo Katz
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Vendido por: $200
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Comissão da leiloeira: 20%
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Shlomo Katz, The Way of the Eagle in the air, Silk Print Painted on the Net by the Artist, Signed and Numbered, 77X58
Born in Lodz, Poland, Shlomo Katz immigrated to Palestine when he was just 8 years old. Educated in Kibbutz Mishmar Ha`emek, his talent for drawing was apparent from the very beginning. As a young man he went to Paris where he studied art at the Ecole de Beaux Arts. While numerous exhibitions in the US and Canada in the early 70s introduced his work of different periods, Katz developed an original technique of oil painting on a gilded metal surface. The result recalls medieval icons on the one hand, and oriental miniatures on the other. However, these ancient resources combine to form a totally modern image with a light humorous touch and a noble character. It took a lot of experimentation to translate these images to the graphic art form. The metallic inks of the golden tones and the importance of absolute registration presented just a part of the challenge, but the Katz serigraphs became the ultimate in modern printmaking. In 1985 Katz was commissioned by the Falcon Foundation to create 9 large paintings for permanent display at the chapel of the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado. These paintings are considered today a National Treasure and are the subject of a book of 120 pages. Shortly after returning from a 7 city exhibition tour in Japan, Shlomo Katz passed away in March of 1992.
Partial list of works in public collections:
The Australian National Gallery, Canberra, Australia
The Jewish Museum, Melbourne, Australia
The Ben Uri Collection, London, England
Hillel House, London, England
Museum of Jewish Art, Paris, France
The Jewish Museum, Budapest, Hungary
The City of Ottawa, Canada,
Magnes Museum, Berkeley, California
The United States Air Force Academy Cadet Chapel, Colorado Springs, Coloado
Washington and Lee University, Virginia
Hillel Academy, Portland, Oregon
Hebrew Union College, Cincinnati, Ohio
St. Philip Catholic Community, Lewisville, Texas
The Wolfson Museum of Judaica, Jerusalem, Israel
The Supreme Court, Jerusalem, Israel
Biblical Museum, Tel Aviv, Israel
Museum Kibbutz Hazorea, Israel
Museum for Islamic Arts, Jerusalem, Israel
