KooKoo's 39th sale is entirely dedicated to the beautiful Israeli art of our country's young artists with a wide selection of art for investment:
The international Katia Lifshin with a huge oil painting and pastel work,
Shani Shemesh with a particularly moving and creepy sculpture,
The promising young Erez Pliscov with 3 views of the north of our country,
Reut Ashkenazi for the second time in KooKoo with 5 oil paintings as an opportunity and investment,
Moriah Kaplan paints for the first time a naive realistic series of childhoods,
Doron Akiva with 6 oil paintings that evoke longing for another time,
Chen Egozi with 3 hyper-realistic drawings with wax crayons!
Diana Kogan with a huge landscape work and two pastel paintings,
The graffiti artist Ben Mashiah with outstanding work,
We will introduce you for the first time to the young artist Noam Kubeisi - pay attention,
In the catalog you will also find romantic drawings by Eran Webber and Tanvi Pathera,
The genius watercolorist Liron Yankonsky, Roni Yoffe, Nurit Arbel, Sagi Mishevski and many more.
for your enjoyment :)
We will deliver with a courier to you for only NIS 39!
For requests - 0558859447
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LOTTO 27:
Know hope
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Venduto per: $380
Prezzo iniziale:
$
100
Prezzo stimato :
$800 - $1 200
Commissione per la casa d'aste: 15%
IVA: 17%
Solo su commissione
Gli utenti stranieri potrebbero essere esentati dal pagamento delle tasse, secondo il regime fiscale vigente.
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What we did to get by aprox. 2010
A rare newspaper published by the artist Know hope (Adam Yakotieli) about 15 years ago. oxidation points. Two-sided. framed between two panes of glass.
The newspaper printed in several copies and distributed by the artist presents his optimistic/romantic point of view of seeking peace and love between mankind. Dealing with the important and not the trivial. The newspaper is a beautiful reminder of humanity.
Even these days, the artist deals with the same subjects: blurring borders between countries and people, surrendering to peace, innocence and memory.
The newspaper was kept in unsuitable humidity conditions and hence the oxidation points. About 8 years ago it was dried and properly framed and since then the spots have not spread. Oxidation spots are authentic to the yellowish newspaper and give it some of the charm. A truly charming work for all collectors of graffiti and contemporary Israeli art.
Double sided yellow newsprint print framed
43/57 cm (frame 52/66 cm)
unsigned
