Artist: Liliane Klapisch (b. 1933)
Technique: Original Color Lithograph
Dimensions: 54 x 64 cm (Frame size); 40x50 cm (paper size)
Status: Signed in pencil, Numbered 134/150, Limited Edition, Printed by Mourlot (Paris), Framed
About the Artwork:
This stunning color lithograph by Liliane Klapisch captures an expressive, semi-abstract view of a Jerusalem neighborhood through a studio window. Known for her masterly balance between French painterly abstraction and local Israeli landscapes, this Liliane Klapisch lithograph showcases her iconic somber earth tones contrasted with vibrant greens and ochres. Masterfully pulled at the legendary Mourlot art print workshop in Paris, this rare Liliane Klapisch artwork comes hand-signed by the artist and numbered 134/150. Beautifully preserved in a classic light wood frame, it stands as a highly collectible piece of Israeli modern art.
About the Artist:
Liliane Klapisch (b. 1933): A highly acclaimed French-born Israeli painter and printmaker, active in Jerusalem and Paris.
Style: Renowned for her unique blend of European lyrical abstraction and expressive figuration.
Subjects: Focuses deeply on construction sites, studio interiors, and everyday urban views seen through windows.
Legacy: A recipient of the prestigious Sandberg Prize (1983), her prestigious works are held in permanent collections worldwide, including the Israel Museum and the Tel Aviv Museum of Art.