Nathan Brutsky
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|title = Nathan Brutsky | |title = Nathan Brutsky | ||
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Natan Brutsky brings a unique and original style to the Israeli art scene by harmonizing expressions of life and joy. | Natan Brutsky brings a unique and original style to the Israeli art scene by harmonizing expressions of life and joy. | ||
== Background == | == Background == | ||
Nathan Brutsky was born in Kiev in 1963. While he was still a child his father recognized his talents and encouraged his son to devote several hours daily to his art studies and artistic expressions. Natan drew and painted on his own and also studied at a local Art School. While studying at the Kiev College of Industrial design he further defined his unique pattern which combines fanciful drawings and paintings with fragments of authenticity. Natan moved to Israel in 1991 with his family. Once in Israel he started to experiment with reviving the styles of specific early 20th century European artists. This style is an original form of expression which combines realism with imagery using contemporary techniques of expression. | Nathan Brutsky was born in Kiev in 1963. While he was still a child his father recognized his talents and encouraged his son to devote several hours daily to his art studies and artistic expressions. Natan drew and painted on his own and also studied at a local Art School. While studying at the Kiev College of Industrial design he further defined his unique pattern which combines fanciful drawings and paintings with fragments of authenticity. Natan moved to Israel in 1991 with his family. Once in Israel he started to experiment with reviving the styles of specific early 20th century European artists. This style is an original form of expression which combines realism with imagery using contemporary techniques of expression. | ||
− | + | Nathan worked as a graphic designer, architectural designer, and book illustrator throughout the years. His professional work was concentrated on home and synagogue interior designs. Simultaneously he developed his own artistic style and technique, refining them to their present form. | |
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== Subject == | == Subject == | ||
Nathan creates complex compositions which include multiple elements in each painting. In his paintings Natan’s subjects lounge, dance, play instruments and games and engage in an existence which can best be described as a “joie de vivre.” | Nathan creates complex compositions which include multiple elements in each painting. In his paintings Natan’s subjects lounge, dance, play instruments and games and engage in an existence which can best be described as a “joie de vivre.” | ||
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== Exhibitions == | == Exhibitions == | ||
Nathan Brutsky exhibits in galleries throughout Israel including AviramFine Art, Steve Jarrett Gallery and the Sher Gallery. | Nathan Brutsky exhibits in galleries throughout Israel including AviramFine Art, Steve Jarrett Gallery and the Sher Gallery. | ||
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[[Category:Jewish Art]] | [[Category:Jewish Art]] |