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Pinchas Abramovich

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118: 31: 126: 586: 322:, have featured Abramovich's work in art exhibitions. His paintings have been offered at auctions multiple times, with realized prices ranging from US$ 58 to US$ 7,475. 606: 601: 596: 355: 117: 30: 493: 274:. He had a special fondness for the landscapes of Israel, and he used to travel and paint in nature. Abramovich's early work was influenced by 221: 125: 308:. In 1981 and 1984, he was chairman of the Painters and Sculptors Association and in 1985, he was honorary president of the association. 450: 591: 300:
the Ofakim Hadashim group, which was known to have a great influence on Israeli art. Abramovich showed his works at almost all its
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Monaco Prize (1966); Dizengoff Prize for Painting and Sculpture (1967; honorary degree, Art Association, Frankfurt, Germany (1985)
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and others. In 1934, Abramovich was accepted to the Painters and Sculptors Association. Between 1935 and 1936, he studied at the
581: 304:. He also served twice as the secretary of the movement, in 1948–1953 and 1957–1963. In 1952–1972, he taught painting at the 255:. When he returned, he assimilated oriental decorative qualities in his paintings and combined them with influences from the 401: 367: 518: 77: 315: 372: 576: 571: 217: 271: 552: 429: 189: 305: 181: 185: 177: 338: 256: 205: 153: 137: 546: 283: 169: 48: 565: 319: 275: 290: 240: 236: 209: 165: 44: 152:
and the following days of the state of Israel. He was one of the founders of the
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Abramowich died in June 1986 in Tel Aviv of a heart disease at the age of 79.
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Gila Blass, New Horizons (Reshefim Publishers, Tel Aviv, 1980) (in Hebrew)
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In addition to his artistic activity, in 1938–1941, he joined the
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Abramovich painted in various techniques. He created works on
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in 1929. He spent his first years in Israel as a worker and a
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Memorial plaque to the painter Pinchas Abramovich in Tel Aviv
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Information center for Israeli Art - The israel Museum
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Index


Mažeikiai
Russian Empire
Tel-Aviv
Israel
South Cemetery (Israel)


Hebrew
painter
Yishuv
Ofakim Hadashim
Mažeikiai
Russian Empire
Lithuania
Orthodox Jews
Kaunas Art School
Hashomer Hatzair
Palestine
kibbutz
Beit Zera
Tel Aviv
Joseph Zaritsky
Yehiel Krize
Arie Aroch
Chaya Schwartz
Académie de la Grande Chaumière
Paris
Haganah
Orde Wingate

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