The Aqueduct in the Ghetto Fighters, 2023
Experience Timeless Serenity with The Aqueduct in the Ghetto Fighters by Igor Terehovsky
This oil painting captures the timeless beauty of an aqueduct framed by vibrant trees and soft blue skies, creating a harmonious balance between nature and history. Terehovsky’s attention to detail brings the textured stones of the aqueduct and the gentle shadows of the branches to life, evoking a peaceful yet majestic atmosphere.
Born in Belarus and now an accomplished Israeli artist, Igor Terehovsky is celebrated for his realistic style that vividly portrays both natural and historical landscapes. A graduate of the Yaroslavl Art College, Terehovsky’s works often highlight Israel’s rich history and scenic beauty. In "The Aqueduct in the Ghetto Fighters," he masterfully captures the enduring elegance of the aqueduct and its integration into the surrounding environment.
Perfect for living rooms, gallery spaces, or offices, this painting adds a touch of serenity and historical significance to any space. Its vibrant greens and earthy tones create a warm, inviting atmosphere while celebrating the majesty of human ingenuity and nature.
Elevate your space with "The Aqueduct in the Ghetto Fighters" by Igor Terehovsky—a beautiful blend of history, realism, and natural charm.
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Igor Terehovsky
Landscape | Realism | Impressionism
Nationally Acclaimed
Biography
Igor Terehovsky is an Israeli multidisciplinary artist, born in 1957 in Belarus, and immigrated to Israel with his family in the early 1990s.






















