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Painting, Paint on Canvas
Size: 30 W x 15 H x 1 D in
During 1900-1920 many immigrants came to America through Ellis Island next to Statue of Liberty. They lived in Lower East Side, Little Italy and Chinatown. They had simple hard life working in sweatshops. Dreaming of home and better life for themselves and their children. Then the great Depression era came about and their lost lots of their hard earned money. But their children had better prosperous life. The American dream for that generation came through for their children and grandchildren who are considered as baby boomers. we have to be grateful for all of them because they built America with their hard work. The inspiration for this painting came about from an essay I wrote for sociology and psychology class. this painting gives a sense of history and hope for future generations. Dear interested buyer due to transitioning to another gallery this and other paintings are available for sale at redwood art group Edmond Gabbay
Painting:Paint on Canvas
Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork
Size:30 W x 15 H x 1 D in
Frame:Not Framed
Ready to Hang:No
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I started landscape painting in Iran at age of 17. I came to America to attend College. While at college I enrolled in couple of courses in painting and sculpture. The first course developed my geometric design and use of vanishing points to make art works three dimensional The other was Tromp L'oile working with objects and shadows to create more realistic work. These courses developed my style into abstract and geometric designs. Later I refined my painting style into a combination of symbolic, surrealism and mystical with Judaic biblical point of view. I am also fascinated with landscape paintings of American artists during 1800’s, especially works of artists from “ The Hudson School Of Art”. I reproduced paintings from masters such as Thomas Cole, Robert S. Duneken, Francis E. Church and Albert Bierstadt. Within the last 10 years, I am inspired by the work of an American artist “ Shim Shimmel” who has a surrealistic environmental style and I try to follow his style in some of my recent paintings. I usually use bright lively colors. each one of my paintings has some deeper meaning than just the beauty on the surface. There is loneliness, hope and a sense of awe. Some of my non judaic works subject matter are about American history, global warming and preservation of animals and the planet earth. I believe we human beings are careless about preservation of life, plants and animals and we should work more toward conservation than short term profit for the sake of our grandchildren and their grandchildren.
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