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Nissan Engel
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subtle colors and rich painterly effects found in his art reflect a
strong French influence, yet when he interlaces Islamic calligraphy
and metallic substances, an exotic opulence appears which also
reflects his Middle Eastern background." Engel's abstract portrayals of the role music plays in his life and in his art are comparable to the way the American artist Frederic McMahon gives his viewers a perspective on music. For Engel, the musical elements provides an emotion in his paintings that nothing else can, although he also uses chess symbols, handwritten letters from the turn of the century and lace in much the same way he does musical symbols. |
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"Musica" Limited Edition Serigraph on Paper Numbered and Hand-Signed Certificate of Authenticity 27.5 X 35.5 inches (with border) 22 X 29.5 inches (image)
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"Deux Cavaliers" Limited Edition Serigraph on Paper Numbered and Hand-Signed Certificate of Authenticity 27.5 X 35.5 inches (with border) 22 X 29.5 inches (image)
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"Harmonie" Limited Edition Serigraph on Paper Numbered and Hand-Signed Certificate of Authenticity 21.5 X 29.5 (with border) 15.5 X 23.5 (image)
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Biography A contemporary printmaker and painter, Nissan Engel studied art techniques at Beaux-Arts Bezalel, Jerusalem, from 1952 to 1956. He then studied theatre set and costume design at Centre Dramatique de l'Est, in Strasbourg, France. His first one man show was held in that city in 1958. Around 1960 Engel moved to Paris where his art was the subject of several major exhibitions at the Galerie Weil.
Collections Today the art of Nissan Engel is found in the following collections: Bridgeston Museum, Tokyo, Japan Weizman Institute, Rehovot, Israel Elf Atochem Corporation, Paris, France Schlumberger foundation, Paris, France The Jewish Museum, New York City Albright-Knox Museum, Buffalo The Detroit Institute of Arts Muscarelle Museum of Art, Williamsburg, Virginia The Fresno Art Museum, Fresno, California Museum of Art, State University of New York.
Exhibitions
1958 - Landwelin
Gallery, Strasbourg, France |
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