Gallery 55 TLV

Mixed media on wood panel Signed at the bottom Hand signed on the reverse as well Unique piece

Ballpoint Pens, Crayons And Colored Pencil On Cardboard Unique piece Hand signed and dated on the reverse

Ballpoint Pens, Crayons And Colored Pencil On Cardboard Unique piece Hand signed and dated on the reverse

Set of eight small panels of wood and cork to be arranged freely to create a small installation Each panel represents one of the main symbols of The Little Prince...

Original acrylic painting on paper ( the paper has been glued on a book page, very usual practice of the artist) The page is free and the book is not included The painting can be e...

Original ink on paper Hand signed lower right Unique piece

Mixed media on coton canvas combining acrylic paint and marker Handsigned Unique piece Rare piece The canvas is not stretched on frame and will be sent rolled in a rigid tube

Mixed media on canvas. Signed lower right. Mint condition. Unique piece PINKHAS (Born in 1975) SOLOS EXHIBITIONS 2022 Gallery 55 TLV Tel Aviv Israël...

Original drawing Handsigned Unique piece EDOUARD (EDY) LEGRAND French, 1892–1970 Edy-Legrand, whose real name is Edward Louis Warschawsky Leon, born in Bordeaux in 1892, died in Bonnieux in 1970. He was a French illustrator and painter. He made the first part of his career in advertising illustration and literature. Later, his work was devoted to painting. He attended the Ecole des Beaux Artes in Paris, the Art Academy in Munich, and then lived and worked for Tolmer Publishing House in Paris for much of his career. After the Second World War, he spent much time in New York where he worked as an illustrator for various publishers. Legrand was born in Bordeaux, France to a French mother and a Russian-Jewish father. In 1919, as a young painter , Edy-Legrand created the first children's book, Macao and Cosmage or experience happiness, for the New French Review. The compositions are colored by hand by Jean Saudé. This album was greeted with exceptional praise since the 1980s and applauded as a milestone in the history of illustrated book for children. In 1932, Edy-Legrand participated in the first World Exhibition of engraved works of the Art Institute of Chicago, where he represented France. In this exhibit was also work by Picasso, Matisse and Derain, but Edy-Legrand was the only one to receive an honorable mention. Subsequently, he moved to Rabat , in Morocco. Of this period, Jacques Majorelle wrote: "In Morocco, Edy-Legrand is fascinated by the elements of life that he discovered in the unceasing movement of crowds and the vibration of color by the play of light on the costumes and decor. The show is so totally pictorial he complains, at first, to be obliged to fight against the temptation to faithfully reproduce external reality [...]. The more he painted, the more clearly he affirms its independence vis-à-vis the spectacle of nature. He loves above all...

Original drawing on paper Handsigned Unique piece EDOUARD (EDY) LEGRAND French, 1892–1970 Edy-Legrand, whose real name is Edward Louis Warschawsky Leon, born in Bordeaux in 1892, died in Bonnieux in 1970. He was a French illustrator and painter. He made the first part of his career in advertising illustration and literature. Later, his work was devoted to painting. He attended the Ecole des Beaux Artes in Paris, the Art Academy in Munich, and then lived and worked for Tolmer Publishing House in Paris for much of his career. After the Second World War, he spent much time in New York where he worked as an illustrator for various publishers. Legrand was born in Bordeaux, France to a French mother and a Russian-Jewish father. In 1919, as a young painter , Edy-Legrand created the first children's book, Macao and Cosmage or experience happiness, for the New French Review. The compositions are colored by hand by Jean Saudé. This album was greeted with exceptional praise since the 1980s and applauded as a milestone in the history of illustrated book for children. In 1932, Edy-Legrand participated in the first World Exhibition of engraved works of the Art Institute of Chicago, where he represented France. In this exhibit was also work by Picasso, Matisse and Derain, but Edy-Legrand was the only one to receive an honorable mention. Subsequently, he moved to Rabat , in Morocco. Of this period, Jacques Majorelle wrote: "In Morocco, Edy-Legrand is fascinated by the elements of life that he discovered in the unceasing movement of crowds and the vibration of color by the play of light on the costumes and decor. The show is so totally pictorial he complains, at first, to be obliged to fight against the temptation to faithfully reproduce external reality [...]. The more he painted, the more clearly he affirms its independence vis-à-vis the spectacle of nature. He loves above all...

Original drawing with Posca felt pens on former stock exchange paper Handsigned Unique piece Biography of the Artist : About me I was born in Brussels in the 80's. I have always...

Original drawing with pastel on paper Unique piece Handsigned Provenance : Matsart Auction House Jerusalem

Original drawing with pastel on paper Unique piece Handsigned Provenance : Matsart Auction House Jerusalem

Original drawing with felt pen on paper Unique piece Handsigned at the bottom center Mint condition Rare artwork

Original drawing with felt pen on paper Unique piece Handsigned at the bottom center Mint condition Rare artwork