For the first time in KooKoo:
The artist Reut Dafna with three well-known drawings of her children
We will introduce you to Ido Ben Best, a unique realism artist
For the first time in KooKoo and after being bought by art collectors, KooKoo's new discovery - Erez Pliscov, an extremely talented realistic landscape painter - only 27 years old
The artist Kobi Shahar also participates for the first time in this sale with excellent oil paintings
We brought 3 excellent young and contemporary artists from abroad -
From Italy - Dasha Belokrylova is a promising young artist, 27 years old
From America - Leegan Koo that you already love and know
and Carlo Russo with only one work, it is a master of realistic painting.
will also participate:
Miriam Cabessa with a beautiful and rare painting
The amazing artist Eran Webber with three large paintings
Tal Shetah with five building works that you really liked in the previous sale
Shani Shemesh presents concrete sculptures and Daniel Zuberi with new blooming works
Roni Yoffe with a number of works whose beauty is hard to resist
And Naomi Shalev with the series "My Beautiful End" (not seriously)
And more special and contemporary works!
KooKoo takes care of the best for you, contact 0558859447
Enjoy and good luck :)
(As always - the prices include VAT and there is no additional VAT)
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LOT 7:
Avia Halabi
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Sold for: $250
Start price:
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250
Estimated price :
$400 - $450
Buyer's Premium: 15%
VAT: 17% On commission only
Users from foreign countries may be exempted from tax payments, according to the relevant tax regulations
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"Sunset in the Dead Sea 1" 2022
Oil on framed canvas
20/14 cm
signed
KooKoo is honoured to present her Avia Halabi (1996), a young Israeli artist, a gifted realism student - she also belongs to the stream of Israeli artists who studied art in Florence, Avia studied with Daniela Aston in Florence and in Israel she studied with Eran Weber. She is currently studying figurative painting at Stella's Stimulation Studio in Givatayim.
''When I go out looking for a subject for a new painting, I find that I am drawn to the marginal and dusty corners of life. It is precisely in those corners that forces me to find the purest beauty. As a child, I was taught that God is in the small details - in the act of painting I seek to unite with that sublime feeling that has the power to make everyday life sacred. ''
