Artist: Samuel Bak (b. 1933)
Technique: Original Color Lithograph on Paper
Dimensions: Print size 50 x 65 cm | Frame size 74 x 90 cm
Status: Hand-signed and numbered 263/300 by the artist
About the Artwork:
In this powerful original Samuel Bak Lithograph, the artist continues his exploration of the iconic pear motif. Encased in a weathered, metallic armor and set within a vast, rolling landscape, the pear serves as a profound allegory for human resilience and the scars of memory. The white fabric billowing in the background adds a sense of dramatic movement and symbolic depth. This Samuel Bak piece, with its impressive framed size, is a significant work of figurative surrealism that captures the essence of the Jewish experience and the universal capacity for survival.
About the Artist:
Samuel Bak (b. 1933): A world-renowned Israeli-American painter and Holocaust survivor, born in Vilna.
Style: A master of "Surreal Naturalism," Bak uses a visual language of broken objects and reconstructed landscapes to navigate themes of identity and history.
Legacy: His works are exhibited in major museums globally, including the Yad Vashem Museum, and are highly valued by collectors for their emotional and philosophical depth.