Shavuot Post-Impressionist Art in Lithography, 1980

The lithography titled "Shavuot" by Arie Lubin, measuring 47 cm by 72 cm, captures the joyous celebration of the Jewish holiday Shavuot. The artwork features women dressed in colorful garments, actively engaged in the festivities, with baskets of produce and flowers. Lubin's use of bold, contrasting colors—vivid blues, greens, and yellows against a striking red background—creates a dynamic and festive scene. The figures are rendered with expressive brushstrokes, emphasizing movement and interaction. The composition, with its lively figures and rich color palette, reflects Lubin's post-impressionist and cubist influences. This lithography's energetic and joyful mood makes it suitable for spaces such as living rooms, dining rooms, or cultural centers, where it can add a vibrant and celebratory focal point.