Lidiya - Nude Portrait Lithograph, 1978

Uri Reisman

Modernism / Lithography

Size: 70.00 X 100.00CM / 27.56 X 39.37 IN, not framed

＄1,330 £1,007 €1,145

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Lidiya by Uri Reisman features a contemplative nude figure in muted, earthy tones. The simplified forms and balanced composition evoke a sense of quiet introspection and calm.

"Lidiya", created by Uri Reisman, presents a contemplative nude figure sitting on a red surface. The painting uses muted, earthy tones with a dominant mix of soft greens, browns, and reds. The simplified forms and subtle shading highlight the figure's natural elegance and create a sense of quiet introspection. The background, with its textured yet understated color, allows the figure to be the focal point. The composition is balanced, with the figure's relaxed posture adding to the overall serene and calm mood. This artwork would be ideal for spaces such as bedrooms, studies, or living rooms, where a contemplative and serene atmosphere is desired.

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Uri Reisman

Abstract | Cubism | Modernism

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Nationally Acclaimed

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Uri Reisman's art, blending personal and cultural themes, gained recognition posthumously, with exhibitions showcasing his diverse work in prominent Israeli museums.