Work on paper by Bulgarian artist David Meshulam. Professionally framed with an off-white matte. The piece depicts 4 or 5 standing figures holding a long blue object. In shades of black, white, blue, brown and green.
David Meshulam was an Israeli Postwar and Contemporary painter who was born in Bulgaria in 1930 and died in 1987. As per the biography on the back of the frame, he immigrated to Israel in 1948; studied with Sternschuss, at the Art Seminar, Avni Institute in Tel Aviv and at Beaux Arts in Paris. He received the 1964 Dizengoff Prize, the 1965 Kolav Prize and participated in the Young Artists’ Biennale in Paris in 1961 and 1965.
Measures 14″ wide x 12″ high to outside of frame. Matte opening is 6-1/2″ x 5″.
Excellent condition. No damage overall. No scuffs to frame.
The found, revived and resilient :: cushionchicago is born out of a love of textiles, furniture and the decorative arts that drives a passion for finding and reviving beautifully designed vintage objects. Fifteen+ years working professionally in the fields of historic preservation, urban design and architecture in Washington, DC, and Chicago fuel this passion, which is joyfully now extended to you.
I focus on quality vintage home decor, including decorative arts, furnishings, lighting and textiles. Join those who can’t get enough of my unique finds: The Josef and Anni Albers Foundation, Fiona Apple, Deborah Berke, The Nate Berkus Show, Buckingham Interiors + Design, Mother Earth Living magazine, Junk Revolution/Ki Nassauer, Proenza Schouler and David Stark Design.
The seller will provide a delivery quote following order. Alternatively, contact the seller below for a quote or enquiries using the 'Ask Seller' form. Please provide your zip code for an accurate quote.
Customs duties and taxes may apply to international purchases. Please contact the seller for more information.
