Menashe Kadishman Original Serigraph – Two Sheep in the Sky

Limited edition original serigraph – AP. Signed and numbered by the artist.

Size: 73cm x 53cm / 28.7” x 20.9”

Echoing his installations "Cut-Out Forest", this piece shows yellow tree shapes and a bright pink bird outline set against a cloudy blue sky. Two sheep's heads float high in the sky, with shadowed grey beneath their eyes and colorful petals around their heads. It would make a wonderful gift to someone special, or add a beautiful burst of whimsical color to your own home.

Menashe Kadishman (August 1932 – May 2015) was an Israeli painter and sculptor who won acclaim for his broad portfolio and eclectic style, and is best known for metallic sculptures and colorful sheep paintings. He trained under Israeli sculptors Moshe Sternschuss and Rudi Lehmann before moving to London, where he studied at several prestigious academies under renowned artists. Inspired by the kibbutz work of his youth, Kadishman’s most popular motif is brightly colored sheep’s faces. He won an impressive collection of awards, and exhibited his work across the world for six decades. Kadishman’s works are on public display at galleries across the globe, including several locations in the United States, Costa Rica, Germany, the Netherlands and Japan – and of course in Israel, where a large scale installation is featured at the Yad Vashem Holocaust Museum.