Dizengoff Center, 1975 An Abstract, Oil on Canvas, Painting
An abstract scene with vibrant colors depicting two figures bending over in an urban interior, likely the bustling Dizengoff Center. The dynamic lighting and expressive brushstrokes create an intense, lively mood.
The painting "Dizengoff Center" by Ivan Schwebel, sized 90 x 120 cm, presents an abstract urban interior, capturing the vibrant essence of one of Tel Aviv's iconic locations. The two figures, depicted with fluid, expressive brushstrokes, are positioned centrally, bending over in an almost intimate interaction. The rich, warm color palette, dominated by reds and oranges, contrasts sharply with the cool blue tones of a large architectural structure on the right. This combination of colors creates a dynamic, almost theatrical atmosphere.
Schwebel's style here blends his impressionistic influences with elements of modern abstraction, reflecting the vibrant and bustling energy of Dizengoff Center. The mood is lively and intense, with a sense of constant movement and activity. The painting's emotional impact is one of excitement and curiosity, making it an excellent piece for spaces that benefit from a lively and stimulating atmosphere, such as living rooms, offices, or reception areas.
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Ivan Schwebel
Realism | Expressionism | Surrealism
Nationally Acclaimed
Established Artist
Awarded Artist
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Biography
Ivan Schwebel's unique artistic language blends Impressionism and American Pop Art, with works featuring biblical figures and Hollywood icons, making him a distinctive voice in Israeli art.






















