"Calm Waters"

LIMITED EDITION Serigraph

Hand Signed/Numbered

by Slava Brodinsky

Certificate of Authenticity

13.5" x 13.5" (with border)

12" x 12" (image).

Our Price: $125.00

"Homestead Charm"

LIMITED EDITION Serigraph

Hand Signed/Numbered

by Slava Brodinsky

Certificate of Authenticity

13.5" x 10" (with border)

12.5" x 9" (image)

Our Price: $125.00

"Meadows"

LIMITED EDITION Serigraph

Hand Signed/Numbered

by Slava Brodinsky

Certificate of Authenticity

13.5" x 10" (with border)

9" x 13" (image)

Our Price: $125.00

Slava Brodinsky's Biography
Slava Brodinsky is known as a master of painting the light, capturing the beaming the sun in his landscapes.  

His images are textured and have a feel of earthiness, accomplished by his use of rough brushes, impasto and mixing the paint with natural components such as sand. Slava Brodinsky's methods are inspired by and build upon the painters who he received inspiration from. Born in Birobidjan, Eastern Russia, in 1955 Brodinsky dedicated himself to painting from a young age. As a young boy, Brodinsky attended art school, and after serving in the Soviet Army, he retuned to his hometown and studied at the Fine Arts Academy of Birobidjan, graduating with honors in 1979.

Brodinsky’s works are unique in the structure of the color, which is raised and built up above the canvas. His original style is created by mixing colors with sand and plaster, then applying it to the canvas with coarse paintbrushes. By mixing these natural elements into his paintings, Brodinsky achieves an extraordinary sense of light and depth in his magnificent landscapes. The range of his color palette reflects the play of light and shadow as affected by the transitions of the seasons of the year.

During the eighties Brodinsky painted memorable works and took part in exhibitions throughout the U.S.S.R. In 1991 Slava Brodinsky immigrated with his family to Israel. The topography of the country, the views of the Galilee in Northern Israel in particular, became a reoccurring theme in his work. He has also done works in Tuscany. A unique strain of sunlight and a new countryside provided inspiration for his pallet and started a new period in his artistic development.

Brodinsky's work is shown and collected all over the United States, Canada, Israel, Russia, France, England and Japan. He has had various one-man and group exhibitions in Israel and abroad.