"GARDEN OF EDEN" - Ari Harpaz -Lithograph -1985 -Signed & Numbered -CCCLXVIII/CCCLXXV
GARDEN OF EDEN by Ari Harpaz is a captivating lithograph from 1985, signed and numbered CCCLXVIII/CCCLXXV, measuring 22x30 inches. This piece reflects Harpaz’s profound mastery of surrealism, a style he honed through rigorous training in both Tel Aviv and Genoa. The artwork invites viewers into a fantastical realm where reality blurs with the imaginative, showcasing Harpaz’s unique ability to evoke a sense of magic and intensity. His background, rooted in Romania and flourishing in Israel, informs his dynamic vision and allows for a rich interplay of cultural influences. Each brushstroke and vivid detail in GARDEN OF EDEN challenges the viewer to explore deeper meanings and confront the untamed forces that lie just beneath the surface, making it a truly remarkable contribution to the world of fine art.
GARDEN OF EDEN by Ari Harpaz is a captivating lithograph from 1985, signed and numbered CCCLXVIII/CCCLXXV, measuring 22x30 inches. This piece reflects Harpaz’s profound mastery of surrealism, a style he honed through rigorous training in both Tel Aviv and Genoa. The artwork invites viewers into a fantastical realm where reality blurs with the imaginative, showcasing Harpaz’s unique ability to evoke a sense of magic and intensity. His background, rooted in Romania and flourishing in Israel, informs his dynamic vision and allows for a rich interplay of cultural influences. Each brushstroke and vivid detail in GARDEN OF EDEN challenges the viewer to explore deeper meanings and confront the untamed forces that lie just beneath the surface, making it a truly remarkable contribution to the world of fine art.
GARDEN OF EDEN by Ari Harpaz is a captivating lithograph from 1985, signed and numbered CCCLXVIII/CCCLXXV, measuring 22x30 inches. This piece reflects Harpaz’s profound mastery of surrealism, a style he honed through rigorous training in both Tel Aviv and Genoa. The artwork invites viewers into a fantastical realm where reality blurs with the imaginative, showcasing Harpaz’s unique ability to evoke a sense of magic and intensity. His background, rooted in Romania and flourishing in Israel, informs his dynamic vision and allows for a rich interplay of cultural influences. Each brushstroke and vivid detail in GARDEN OF EDEN challenges the viewer to explore deeper meanings and confront the untamed forces that lie just beneath the surface, making it a truly remarkable contribution to the world of fine art.
Romanian/Israeli (1941–2008)
About the artist:
Arie Harpaz Born in Romania in 1941. raised and educated in Israel, Ari has gained significant recognition for his contributions to the field of surreal art. He began his training with a sponsorship by the City of Tel Aviv at the Fine Art School in Tel Aviv where he studied under the tutelage of Joseph Louizada before venturing into the world of Fantastic Surrealism which he mastered while studying under Antonioni Casale in Genoa, Italy. Since his first exhibit opened in 1975, Ari’s work is seen throughout the USA, Europe and Israel. Arie Harpaz also collaborates with such well known painters and sculptors as Sandu Liberman, Antoni Juan Lopez, Guy Garcia and Louis Montoya. Of all the acclaim that Arie Harpaz has received, perhaps this letter that he recently received says it best: Arie Harpaz’s work is dynamic and captivating, forcing the viewer to confront directly powers way beyond his control. His masterful charcoal renderings, oil paintings and bronze creations achieve a hyper-surreal precision, which has brought him considerable critical acclaim and public recognition. The artist’s work haunts us. The images are charged with intensity and a sense of magic. His work has been received by the public and by the New York art critics. We are looking forward to many creative ventures in Israel. A serious hardworking man, deserving of our support and respect.
NOTE: PRINT IS MARKED “SAMPLE” ON BACK AND HAS A BEND BOTTOM RIGHT CORNER - CAN BE SEEN IN PHOTOS.
