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Sami Zilkha, "City of Safat" One-of-a-Kind Hand Watercolored Mixed Media, Hand Signed with Letter of Authenticity
Item #257975

$250.00
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Medium
watercolor

Dimensions
7 x 10
x

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"City of Safat" is a one-of-a-kind hand watercolored mixed media on paper by Sami Zilkha, hand signed by the artist. Includes Letter of Authenticity. Measures approx. 9" x 12" (border), 7" x 10" (image).
 
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Sami was born in Baghdad in 1936 and immigrated to Israel in 1951. His first introduction to the world of art was through his work with Jan Gilon, the painter, in the Do Re Mi Theatre. He graduated from the Tel Aviv College for art teachers in 1970.

Over a period of two years, Sami taught himself the goldsmith's craft and for many years was principal goldsmith in the workshop of the late Eli Gera in which capacity he produced jewelry for the actresses Maria Schell, Anna Magnani and Elizabeth Taylor, the actors Peter Ustinov and Jean Mare and the singer Adamo. In addition to jewelry, Sami started to design Judaica and then gradually to translate these designs into the medium of painting.

In his own words, "All my paintings are taken from statements from the Torah. They float in space like a wandering soul. They are imaginary and surrealistic. The mystery in these statements and in my artwork is that we do not know who wrote these yet we believe in them because we get them as fact."

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