[показать]Self-Portrait in a Bar 46X55 cm 1985 Oil on canvas [показать]The Mitzva Dance 1991 60x73 cm oil on canvas
[показать]Escorting the Bride 90X116 cm Oil on canvas [показать]обрезание Circumcision 80x100 cm Oil on canvas
[показать]Lag Ba’omer in Mount Meiron 60x73 cm 1993 oil on canvas
[показать]Learning h:61 w:50 cm oil on board [показать]Portrait of a young boy h:34 w:26 cm pastel on paper
[показать]Violinist h:25 w:34 cm 2008
[показать]Jewish Wedding 35 x 27 cm
[показать]Writing the final letters in the Torah 81 x 100 cm
[показать]The Fiddler 81X65 cm Oil on canvas
[показать]Dancing for the bride
The Paintings Of Zvi Malnovitzer
[показать]Three Jewish Women,
Oil on canvasб circa 1980б73.3 x 73.5 cm.
[показать]Zvi Malnovitzer (b. 1945)
The Women's Gallery
oil on canvas 35 x 45 5/8 in. (89 x 115.9 cm.)
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[показать]Beit Hamidrash, 1989-90,Oil on canvas, 60X73 cm
Zvi Malnovitzer was born in 1945 to an orthodox family in Bnei Brak, Israel. He studied at the Ponevezh Yeshiva from 1960-1962. At age 13 he was introduced to Yehuda Wallersteiner, an accomplished Israeli artist who became his teacher. Malnovitzer opened himself to the secular world, joined the army, and studied for a year in the Avni School of Art from 1971-1972. In 1977 Malnovitzer decided to enroll in a seminar for artists held in Austria under the auspices of the artist Wolfgang Manner, and the direction of Ernst Fuchs, an exponent of Fantastic Realism. Back in Israel, he was signed by Hadassah Klachkin, the legendary art dealer, and had 2 exhibitions in her Tel Aviv gallery. More exhibitions followed: Munich (1979), New-York (1984), London, Tokyo (1986,1992) and Jerusalem (1999). Since 1987 his paintings have appeared rarely in renowned Auction Houses in Israel, Europe and the United States.