"Uncorked"

LIMITED EDITION Serigraph

Hand Signed/Numbered

by Dima Gorban

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8.00 X 18.00 inches (has no border)

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"Wine for Two"

LIMITED EDITION Serigraph

Hand Signed/Numbered

by Dima Gorban

 Certificate of Authenticity

8.00 X 18.00 inches (has no border)

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"Feasting"

LIMITED EDITION Serigraph

Hand Signed/Numbered

by Dima Gorban

 Certificate of Authenticity

8.00 X 18.00 inches (has no border)

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"Violin"

LIMITED EDITION Serigraph

Hand Signed/Numbered

by Dima Gorban

 Certificate of Authenticity

8.5 X 18.5 inches (no border)

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"Chateau 1993"

LIMITED EDITION Serigraph

Hand Signed/Numbered

by Dima Gorban

 Certificate of Authenticity

8 X 18 inches (no border)

Retail Price: $375.00

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Education

Kishinev School of Art, 1971

Higher School for the Painting Arts, 1980

Lvov Academy for Painting, 1989

Biography

Dima was born in the former Soviet Union in 1961, and moved to Kishinev with his family when he was three.  In 1980 Dima began showing his work at group exhibitions throughout Moldavia. He quickly reached Moscow as well, and two of his sketches were on permanent exhibit in the Drawing Department of the Moscow Film Academy.

Dima began painting early, at seven years old. He immediately adored everything related to art, and the fact that his elder brother, Michael צ five years his senior, has also been a painter for as far back as Dima can remember, only fanned the flames of his enthusiasm.

Dima Gorban's unique, precise style, interior paintings and especially his wine paintings with their characteristic bold colors, his deep affinity for wine emanating from the canvas, have captivated art lovers in galleries throughout the world.

Dima's exposure to the world of wine was launched when he was still a child, thanks to his late grandfather, who grew grapes in the spacious yard of their Kishinev home and made wine for home use. A culture of wine was instilled in the entire family, and Dima loved helping his grandfather in all the tasks involved.

Having worked with wine as a child, and being a talented graphic designer as an adult, were a great asset for Dima when he was assigned to design labels for the Ackerman Winery in Russia. That period was also when he started his ongoing series of wine paintings.

In 1990 Dima and his family emigrated to Israel. It was rough at first, and Dima made his living as a graphic designer for a well-known textile manufacturer. It was not long before he became a prominent name in the field, and t-shirts featuring his designs were sold in numerous countries.
 

But then he grew homesick for his first love - painting, which he had neglected for many years. The resounding success of his big brother Michael, who had meanwhile received recognition as one of the most outstanding young artists in Israel, likewise spurred Dima to return to his artistic roots.