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Zule Moskowitz Signed & Dated Silk Screen

Sold for $25 at The Benefit Shop Foundation Inc. on Mar 20, 2024.

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Signed on lower right corner in graphite, Zule, 163/300. Marked with stamp that reads Reshet Meshi Depicts various woman and men at the party with top hats. No frame. Approx 14.25 x 22 inches. Moderate blemishes to side of paper. Zule Moskowitz signed silk screen, signed artwork, wall art, art, signed art, home decor, paper art, silk screen art, signed fine art print, fine art print. 12 F In the 1920s Zule lived in Caminito in Buenos Aires. It was there where she became inspired and influenced by Kinkila Martin. At the time, Martin was the citys most recognized artist. Zules free flowing pastels and stunning paintings tend to feature female subjects with men playing a low key but chivalric role. In 1962 Zule moved with her family to Israel and has remained there, painting her memories of childhood and the allurement of Caminitoin. (qart.com)

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