General Description:
A large acrylic and  oil on canvas by contemporary Israeli artist Isaac Maimon. This particular painting brings a new bright palette of primary colors to Maimon's signature multicolored views of culture. Pastelles have given way to bright and cheerfull.

Maimon's work have a strength to them, created by his drawing mastery and his sense of composition.

Maimon's multicolored views of culture dominate many of his pieces today and are much more colorful then his early versions.

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Materials & Medium :
Acrylic and Oil on Canvas
Shipped unframed

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The Artist:

Born in Beer-Sheba, Israel in 1951

Between the years 1973-1980 he studied at the Avni Institute of Fine Arts in Tel Aviv.

He currently divides his time between the US and Israel.

Maimon's world is the coffeehouse culture which has long captured artists such as Bonnard and Lautrec before him.

The lightness of the cafe cultures has a charm and beauty which is fertile enough for Maimon to devote his career to, with great success;

He holds the title of Professor of Fine Art (at the University of Ben Gurion) and in 1991 he made his international debut, touring the United States with five solo exhibitions.

He continues to hold annual one-man-shows in the US and has been exhibited throughout the country and Japan.