During World War II, the painting, considered a masterpiece of French-impressionism, belonged to Lilly Cassirer, a Jewish woman living in Germany.
Gordon Gallery, a prominent contemporary art gallery founded in Tel Aviv in 1966, opened its NYC space with a group show featuring such leading Israeli artists as Gilad Efrat, Moshe Kupferman, Yaacov Dorchin, and Rita Alima.
May our prayers bring the hostages home.
Buckman, whose multi-faceted work includes embroidery, textiles, appliqué, sculpture, and drawing, has been showcased in galleries around the world.
The Jerusalem Theatre has been hosting an exhibit of Los Angeles native David Schmidt, “Mesirus Nefesh” (literally “Self-Sacrifice”).
In addition to colorful, expressive paintings, Lee created sculptural dolls and intricate assemblage pieces, combining found objects, shells, twine, beads, rope and gourds into human and architectural forms.
