Ibrahim Nubani - Set of 2 Original 1989 Ink Artworks
Artist: Ibrahim Nubani (b. 1961)
Year: 1989 (Early Bezalel period)
Technique: Watercolor and ink on paper
Dimensions: 28 x 38 cm (including passe-partout)
Status: Each work is hand-signed and dated in Hebrew (bottom left)
About the Artworks:
A rare lot of two original early works by the renowned Palestinian-Israeli artist Ibrahim Nubani. Dating back to 1989, these pieces represent Nubani’s expressive "Bezalel" period. Moving away from his later strict abstraction, these stylized black-and-white figurative compositions feature a female figure with a vessel and a symbolic group scene. Characterized by bold silhouettes and a powerful contrast between form and void, these works offer a unique glimpse into the artist's stylistic evolution.
About the Artist:
Ibrahim Nubani is a pivotal figure in contemporary Israeli-Palestinian art. While famous for his later geometric abstraction, his early works are highly prized for their raw, expressive energy. A graduate of the Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design, Nubani’s works are part of permanent collections in Israel's leading museums, including the Tel Aviv Museum and the Israel Museum in Jerusalem.