Antonio Otazzo
His Work Centers On The Social-Political Issues Surrounding The Human Condition And His Work Has Addressed The Gulf War, Sarajevo And The UN In This He Is Similar To Goya
Bruno Epple
Bruno Epple’s paintings are classified as naive painting
Carlos Perteagudo
Carlos Perteagudo was born in 1937 and was largely influenced creatively by the 1950s growing up
Carlos Rivero
Autodidact prestigious Venezuelan artist, His paintings serve as an important reference about the popular and naïve art
Abraham Gustin
A Venezuelan Postwar & Contemporary artist
Branko Bahunek
Since 1970 member of the Croatian Association of Visual Artists and is engaged in painting professionally
Carlos Galindo
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He started his artistic work through ceramics. He is specialized in Decorative Painting on Tile, creating several artworks in the 70s in the Mireya Baglietto Atelier
Eduardo Ungar
Menashe Kadishman
These instantly-recognizable sheep portraits soon became his artistic trademark
Marcel Janco
One of the pioneers of the Dada movement and founder of Ein Hod Art Colony. Won the Israel Prize in 1967
Ofer Lellouche
Lellouche’s work includes sculpture and figurative painting
Meir Pichhadze
In 1994, portraits of his family members, taken from family photographs and painted against dark landscape descriptions, began to appear in his works
Yehezkel Streichman
Streichman’s painting style involved using successive thick layers of paint
Moshe Rosenthalis
Numerous Prizes. Numerous exhibitions in Eastern Europe and Israel
Gershon Rennert
During his career, he has held about 65 solo exhibitions in Israel and Europe and participated in more than 200 group exhibitions
Nahum Gutman
Gutman helped pioneer a distinctively Israeli style, moving away from the European influences of his teachers
Ivan Rabuzin
He was active in politics as a member of Croatian Democratic Union, and from 1993 to 1999 he was also a member of the Croatian Parliament
Jean Lagru
Lagru tends to subordinate individualism of expression to the conventional for landscapes, figures and domestic animals
Nelson Romero
private collections of: Uruguay, Argentina, Brazil, Venezuela, Colombia, Mexico, Chile, USA, Canada, Spain, Japan, France, Germany, Switzerland, Bulgaria, Holland, China, Italy and Israel
Rufino Guillen
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Henry Dieckmann
Dieckmann is an autodidact and it is easy to notice that his work is affected from the memories of his life during the past century
Jan Balet
Many of his children’s books and illustrations were included in the exhibition as well as a variety of his commercial artwork
Katarina Henc
Exhibitions
1998 Galerie Hell & Hell, Munich, Germany
1996 Sparkasse Donauwörth, Donauwörth, Germany
Rose Mary
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Uri Lifschitz
1966 Marc Chagall Fellowship
1985 Dizengoff Prize for Painting and Sculpture, Tel Aviv Museum of Art, Municipality of Tel Aviv-Jaffa
Igael Tumarkin
Tumarkin was influenced by Dada, pop art, avantgarde protest art and the iron sculpture of Julio Gonzalez
Bernard Reder
Reder is quoted as having said: We were born already drunk with fantasy
Pinchas Cohen Gan
From the end of the 1980s Cohen Gan’s works concentrate on images of man and on his anonymity, described in philosophical and Ars Poetica terms
Yosl Bergner
Among his best known series of drawings are his drawings for Kafka’s stories (1959), Four Women (1964), etc
Shmuel Tepler
Tepler’s paintings often depict the landscape of the port in Jaffa and its life. At first, he painted in a figurative style, but moved to an abstract style, using a uniform and wide color, while maintaining a quiet and non-contrasting color scale
Ruth Schloss
Her paintings have become more expressive, but they continue to focus on similar topics: old, blindfolded prisoners and animals with exposed teeth
David Dudu Gerstein
The conceptual art trend was irrelevant for him and he chose the less accepted orientation at the time, figurative painting
Claude Dambreville
I take my inspiration from the popular and rustic life of Haiti. In my opinion, it’s the only way to identify myself as a Haitian Painter
Edgard Souffrant
Souffrant was a student of the late famous Haitian master artist Préfète Duffaut
Etienne Chavannes
In 1971 he joined the Centre d’Art, where he renains active today as one of the Centre’s featured painters
Fritz Rock
he began to paint market scenes a la Casimir Laurent School, retaining his own personal style. His canvases are literally covered with colorful people.
Charles Dufranc
After grade school, he moved with his parents to Port-au-Prince. After briefly attempting sculpture, he soon switched to painting
Edgard Lavache
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Ernest Paul
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Fernand Pierre
His works are treasured by collectors worldwide
Gerard Paul
In 1963 while working at the residence of the German Ambassador, Gerard showed his first paintings to the wife of the Ambassador, Mrs. Malsy-Minsk
H J Laurent
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Jean Adrien Seide
At first glance his paintings look representational but a more detailed examination leads to a fascination and a fantastic element predominates over the immediate reality
Jean Rene Chery
Following the warm reception given to his works, and on the advice of his friend Philome Obin, he moved to Port-au-Prince in 1951
Fritzner Lamour
At a very early age he became fascinated by the work of his neighbor, Prefete Duffaut
Guillaume Elien
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Cemoin Souffrant
Cemion is the younger brother of Edgard Souffrant
Jean Cedieu Hilaire
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Lucien Pradel
Born in 1923, Lucien Pradel was predominantly influenced by the 1930s growing up
Pierre Rouso
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R Hector
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Raymond Dorleans
He began painting studying with painter and metal-artist Edgar Brierre and had his first art exhibit in 1973
Laurent Casimir
Casimir was one of the originators of a Haitian archetype market painting, he painted using various shades of red, orange and yellow
Michaelle Obin
Obin’s work consists mostly of landscape depictions and small town life
Prefete Duffaut
Duffaut’s work has been exhibited and collected widely outside of Haiti. His body of paintings continues to be a strong influence on contemporary Haitian artists such as Prince Luc (Luckner Candio)
Raymond Callebaut
He spent some time in PAP Haiti in 1980 where he was inspired by the haitian scenes
Abner Dubic
Discovered by the French writer Andre Malraux, an exhibition of his paintings was organized in Auxerre and Paris in 1975
Camille Trachon
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Cedor Dieudonne
he was awarded Haiti’s Labor Department exhibition prize and, in 1957, the Grand Work Prize of the Haitian Office of Tourism.
Eric Jean Louis
His works have been exhibited in the United States, Guadeloupe, Denmark, Curaçao, Switzerland, and France beginning in 1977
Roosevelt Sanon
When he was 23, Sanon was the grand prizewinner in an art competition sponsored by the German embassy in Haiti and the Musée d’Art Haïtien
C Decimus
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Carenard Cayou
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Edouard Jean
He began to paint in 1972 with Sully Obin and Rodrique Richard
H Franklin
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Jean Baptiste Chery
In 1973 Chery joined Obin’s workshop and learned much about painting.
JN Luckner
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Maccene Laurent
works are known in North America and Europe,
particularly in France.
Gregoire Etienne
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Jean Alberoi Bazile
He began painting the same year and in 1963 he became a full-time painter, continuing into the 1970s
Jean Claude Severe
Severe started painting at an early age, under the instructions of Philome Obin, who was a great art teacher
Rony Leonidas
Unlike other members of the Cap Haitien school, such as Philomé Obin, who specialized in depicting the urban life and historical events of the north, Leonidas depicted the rural life
Saint Soleil
Saint-Soleil wanted to be a community workshop where worked the residents of the area, favoring the intuition of academicism as a working method
W Jolicoeur
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Teresa Mestres Planas
She studied Chemistry in Argentina and Peru, Literature and Art with the watercolorist Teodoro Núñez Ureta .
Ana Maria Arasa
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Rodrigue Mervilus
Having had an early desire to paint, he started designing while still at school, and one night he had a dream that he was acclaimed to be one of the top artists
Telemaque Obin
Telemaque is considered a master in his own right, and his work is widely collected and documented
Wilner Cadet
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Zejiko Seles
His style belongs to the so-called poetic realism. He is a member of the Society of the Naïve and has exhibited his works in about thirty individual exhibitions
Carlos Aceitune Cantillana
Its theme is the traditional activities and village customs, some that have already disappeared, and that it reflects in a figurative or naive style, to somehow leave it portrayed for future generations
Gato Frias
1947 Born in Madrid
Ljubomir Milinkov
Good life and beautiful models on the Place du Tertre in Montmartre fill and inspire him. He makes countless portraits.
Mima Indelli
In spite of her academic background, and classical training in the Flemish tradition, she never dedicated herself to any particular school of painting
Andre Bouqent
André Bouquet’s work has been offered at auction multiple times
Fellipe Cortat
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Isabelle Plante
Isabelle is a provocative artist who challenges each of us
Max Rafler
His subjects were often images of the rural countryside, and religious pictures that were encouraged by a local priest and shown in the church
Aharon Giladi
Giladi’s early work was influenced by the Paris school in his use of color and expressive brushwork
Bracha Benjamini
1944-1948 Aharon Avni’s Institute, painting and sculpture, with Aharon Avni, Sternschuss, Streichman and Stematsky
Yoel Benharrouche
His works form part of many private collections and critics hail him as a confirmed talented artist
Malvina Kaplan
Kaplan works in oils, watercolor and mixed media. She spends her summers at her studio in the artists’ quarter in Safed
Ofer Rotem
Rotem explores scribbles, lines and stains and feverishly examines reflections in glass in shops, windows and in train stations.
Varda Sand
Her paintings transmit a unique sense of quietude and tranquility, of space and flow, expressing the simple and serene beauty.
Igael Weiss
Industrial and management engineer and safety consultant
Draws and teaches painting
Lea Avisdek
painter, born 1925, Jerusalem
Michael Kovner
In 1981, the exhibition featured a different spirit, curated by Sarah Breitberg-Semel at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art
Shaul Ohaly
Ohaly usually worked with oil on cardboard or wood, rarely on canvas
David Reeb
Most of his one-man exhibitions, beginning in 1979, were held in Tel Aviv although a few were held in museums in Jerusalem and Haifa. His works have also been shown in Ireland, Austria, Germany and Sweden
Avigdor Arikha
he abandoned abstract painting and began to produce works based on direct observation of nature
Lea Nikel
he was nicknamed “queen of abstract painting” and “queen of color and composition” among her Israeli colleagues. Her works are in several museums such as Tate Britain
Michael Friedman
Artist signed name on pieces: frieko
Michael Argov
Until the mid-1950s, Argov’s work was figurative in nature. Alongside portraits and depictions of interiors a lot also paint in the open space
Rachel Matityahou
Rachel Matitiahu, painter, born 1954. Lives in Ramat Hasharon
Talma Landesman
Landesman, painter, born 1936 Kibbutz Ayelet Hashachar, where she still lives
Jasmine Ronel
In Yasmin’s work there is an eclectic and virtuosic dimension which is met and balanced by morbidity, pain and drama. From this point of view, Yasmin Ronal’s painting offers an original, fresh and fascinating position
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