Bracha Brym Lavee Gold Embossed Print "Jerusalem Window" Pencil Signed

Description: Bracha Brym Lavee Gold Embossed Print "Jerusalem Window" Pencil Signed. Measure 11x8.5 with matting §OLOOGOL Art Studio Since 1971 racha Lavee-Brym was born in Poland in 1948 and arrived in Israel in 1957. She lived and studied in Billion shame ate talents were apparent. She continued to develop her talents, including music, and in 1970, following graduation from high school and the completion of military service, she enrolled in the Bezalel Art Academy in Jerusalem. There she met her future husband, Menachem Lavee, also a designer and artist. Menachem is a full partner in all of Bracha's projects. Bracha employed a variety of artistic techniques and discovered the flexibility of felt about thirty years ago. The city of Jerusalem and stories from the Bible provide her with endless sources of inspiration. Her use of felt in bright, semi-tropical colors allows her to express her themes dramatically. They also allow her to capture both the warmth normally associated with tapestry and the attention to fine detail typical of painting. Bracha Lavee - Brym has produced a strikingly attractive and expressive new art form that is deeply rooted in the ancient and modern experiences of the Holv Land. While continuing to create new tapestries Bracha added to her repertoire wearable art and bead jewelry that you can see on her web site. Bracha and Menachem publish new editions of prints in different sizes every year or two, quotations from the Bible enrich the designs, explain the - n5У 313 -19489 734 195 significance of the art and add depth to them. The gallery of the Ketubot has already received a very nice attention. All use the same vivid, semi-tropical colors a fluid lines that characterize Bracha's earlier work. Howe while the felt works exude warmth, the prints shine: the lib use of brilliant gold coloring makes her scenes of "Jerusalem of ona,NS rong Gold," the jewelry worn by the heroines of the Bible, and other elements of these prints lustrous, energetic, and three-dimensional. It is clear from these works that, for Bracha, the Bible and the Holy Land are not just historical curiosities but a vigorous and meaningful part of contemporary life. The web site featuring Bracha's different creations and designs including prints was designed and is being frequently updated by her son Koren Lavee. www.bracha-lavee.com In addition to Bracha's official web site which is updated frequently with new creations and galleries, you are invited to join her group on - Facebook: Bracha Lavee - I love your art! Or www.bracha-lavee.com her page : Bracha Lavee, where you can learn more there about her creating process and new creations from a Youtube video. Brake Laver Studio Lave - Jerusalem Israel Copyright Reserved 2001 C

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