Lea Avizedek "The Princess" Serigraph israeli art

The Princess
32 Inch X 46 Inch 81 x 117 cm
Serigraph

Born in Jerusalem, Lea Avizedek is a descendant of an orthodox family rooted in Israel for five generations. 

She received her formal art training at several institutions including the acclaimed Bezalel Art Academy in Jerusalem and the School of Drawing in Tel Aviv. Avizedek’s primary focus is the female form using varying mediums of chalk, pencil, acrylic or watercolor applied loosely and finished with finer paint or stenciled. Her simple lines with bold silhouettes have earned comparisons to the post-impressionist work of Toulouse-Lautrec.

Avizedek’s work has been featured in ONE PERSON SHOWS all over the world, including, 1975 – Sarit Gallery, Tel Aviv 1975 – Sofhashdera Gallery, Tel Aviv 1976 – Turel Gallery, Tel Aviv 1978 – Lyric Gallery, Tel Aviv 1980 – Turel Gallery, Tel Aviv 1981 – Mappou Gallery, Aliave Gallery, Jerusalem 1985 – Allon Gallery, Jerusalem 1988 – Galerie Messara, Paris 1989 – Labarthe-Tolra, Paris 1989 – Odon Wagner Gallery, Toronto 1989 – Galerie Desroches, Montreal, Canada  and GROUP EXHIBITIONS, 1978 – Ramat Gan Museum, Ramat Gan 1982 – Havruta Gallery, Tel Aviv 1983 – The Open Gallery, Tel Aviv 1983 – Artist Society, Tel Aviv 1983 – Haifa Museum, Haifa 1988 – Aeked Gallery, Tel Aviv 1990 – Artexpo, New York 1991 – Artexpo, New York 1992 – TIAS, Tokyo Japan 1992 – Artexpo, New York.