Jewish Quarter I Print

The Letter of Madame G. Feldman (October 2004) Alexander Ganelin's exposition:             "Entering the exposition hall I was captured by small paintings which started just with one color, like with one music note.             With every step I discovered another new painting, new color, new harmony of sounds.             I had a feeling that I was in autumn wood path between trees.             Leaves are falling, first leaf; then color; each new painting adds a new color, like a new note.             The path expands and leads me to the big painting.             My eyes are dazzled by this mixture of colors and sounds, which forms real symphony, true delight for a soul.             Leaving the exhibition I continued to see for a long time in my mind the road taken, from the small painting to the big "Symphony".             Wonderful way of the artist to explain his artistic creation. Thanks." (translated from French).