At the Red Sea, 1960's, etching and aquatint, 26.1x19.8" (66.5x50.5cm), hand-signed and numbered E.A. (artist proof) in pencil.
Print is in excellent condition and is unframed.
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Mordecai Ardon (1896-1992) was born in 1896 in the small Polish village of Tuchow. After World War First he left for Paris and like many Russian and Polish artists only got as far as Berlin where he enrolled to a preparatory Bauhaus class. He found a small room in the house of the older Paul Klee, who became a friend to young Ardon. When the Nazis came to power in 1933, he immigrated to Israel. In leaving Europe he not only lost the stimulating human contacts but also the inspiring museums and exhibitions. In addition, the landscape was different, the sky had a blinding light and the sunsets were overwhelmingly colorful. . Ardon exhibited around the world: Musee National d'Art Moderne, Paris; MoMa New York; Stedelijk Museum; The Tel-Aviv Museum of Art, The Israel Museum.
At the Red Sea is a lovely etching-aquatint print. It comprises of abstract images and vibrant colors that demonstrate the imaginary and rich world of Ardon. The work is reproduced in the book Mordecai Ardon by Michele Vishny, published by Harry N. Abrams, New York, plate 198.
* * * An official CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY issued by Bineth Gallery (Tel Aviv, Israel) will be provided with this work upon request * * *
Starting bid of this lot is $325
Print is in excellent condition and is unframed.
You are buying this work directly from its publisher, Bineth Gallery
For further information about this artist, please log on to our eBay store or to our gallery (Bineth Gallery) website.
Mordecai Ardon (1896-1992) was born in 1896 in the small Polish village of Tuchow. After World War First he left for Paris and like many Russian and Polish artists only got as far as Berlin where he enrolled to a preparatory Bauhaus class. He found a small room in the house of the older Paul Klee, who became a friend to young Ardon. When the Nazis came to power in 1933, he immigrated to Israel. In leaving Europe he not only lost the stimulating human contacts but also the inspiring museums and exhibitions. In addition, the landscape was different, the sky had a blinding light and the sunsets were overwhelmingly colorful. . Ardon exhibited around the world: Musee National d'Art Moderne, Paris; MoMa New York; Stedelijk Museum; The Tel-Aviv Museum of Art, The Israel Museum.
At the Red Sea is a lovely etching-aquatint print. It comprises of abstract images and vibrant colors that demonstrate the imaginary and rich world of Ardon. The work is reproduced in the book Mordecai Ardon by Michele Vishny, published by Harry N. Abrams, New York, plate 198.
* * * An official CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY issued by Bineth Gallery (Tel Aviv, Israel) will be provided with this work upon request * * *
Starting bid of this lot is $325
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Jewish, Israeli and International Fine Art
1:00 PM PT - Jul 27th, 2008
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Bineth Gallery
15 Frishman st.
Tel-Aviv, 63578
Tel-Aviv, 63578
