Looking for a piece of art that will add a certain character to your bare walls while also helping to turn your house into a home? Check out this marvelous work from famed Israeli artist Nahum Gutman:
A lithograph of Gutman's work "Ships at Shore," this piece portrays three ships in one of Israel's harbors as the Mediterranean sun beats down from overhead.
Tastefully colored and skillfully drawn, the perfect work to brighten any room in your home.
LIMITED EDITION: With only a limited number available, add this beautiful example of contemporary Israeli art to your art collection while supplies last!
Limited edition lithograph; Signed and numbered on plate
Size: 55.5 x 38 cm / 21.8″ x 15″
Enrich your personal collection of art with this fabulous lithograph of Israeli artist Nahum Gutman's classic work "Ships at Shore." Beautifully colored and skillfully drawn, this work portrays three large ships in one of Israel's Mediterranean ports as a group of people (perhaps new immigrants, perhaps tourists) disembark to waiting boats. Magnificently capturing a classic scene from Israel's history, this work of art will certainly enrich the décor of any home or office that it is displayed in.
Nahum Gutman was born in Romania and immigrated to Israel in 1905, where he began studying art at Bezalel in Jerusalem. He soon rebelled against the traditional teaching methods, and ploughed ahead alone to create his own distinctive style. His art depicted a hidden, exotic Middle East, and won him acclaim both in Israel and across the world. Gutman was also a celebrated children’s author and illustrator, even winning the Israel Prize for Children’s Literature. His work is displayed in the eponymous Gutman Museum in Tel Aviv.
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https://www.judaicawebstore.com/-ships-at-shore-artist-nahum-gutman-signed-numbered-limited-edition-lithograph-p420187083 Ships at Shore. Artist: Nahum Gutman. Signed & Numbered Limited Edition Lithographhttps://www.judaicawebstore.com/media/catalog/product/g/u/gutman-ships-at-shore.jpg9999USDInStock/Jewish & Israeli Art/Serigraphs/Nahum Gutman/Home Decor/Jewish Wall Art/Israeli Artists' Serigraphs37145904<p>Looking for a piece of art that will add a certain character to your bare walls while also helping to turn your house into a home? Check out this marvelous work from famed Israeli artist Nahum Gutman:</p>
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<li>A lithograph of Gutman's work "Ships at Shore," this piece portrays three ships in one of Israel's harbors as the Mediterranean sun beats down from overhead.</li>
<li>Tastefully colored and skillfully drawn, the perfect work to brighten any room in your home.</li>
<li>LIMITED EDITION: With only a limited number available, add this beautiful example of contemporary Israeli art to your art collection while supplies last!</li>
</ul> <p><strong>Limited edition lithograph; </strong><strong>Signed and numbered on plate</strong></p>
<p><strong>Size:</strong> 55.5 x 38 cm / 21.8″ x 15″</p>
<p>Enrich your personal collection of art with this fabulous lithograph of Israeli artist Nahum Gutman's classic work "Ships at Shore." Beautifully colored and skillfully drawn, this work portrays three large ships in one of Israel's Mediterranean ports as a group of people (perhaps new immigrants, perhaps tourists) disembark to waiting boats. Magnificently capturing a classic scene from Israel's history, this work of art will certainly enrich the décor of any home or office that it is displayed in.</p>
<p><strong>Nahum Gutman </strong>was born in Romania and immigrated to Israel in 1905, where he began studying art at Bezalel in Jerusalem. He soon rebelled against the traditional teaching methods, and ploughed ahead alone to create his own distinctive style. His art depicted a hidden, exotic Middle East, and won him acclaim both in Israel and across the world. Gutman was also a celebrated children’s author and illustrator, even winning the Israel Prize for Children’s Literature. His work is displayed in the eponymous Gutman Museum in Tel Aviv.</p>
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