Zina Roitman Hand Signed and Numbered Limited Edition Embellished Serigraph on Wood: " Jerusalem "
Artist: Zina Roitman
Title: Jerusalem
Size: 16" x 12"
Edition Size: Artist Hand Signed and Numbered Limited Edition
Medium: Embellished Serigraph on Wood
About the Artist: Zina Roitman delivers her inner world into her work; her style remaining unique and identifiable when she paints a classical landscape a still life or associative images blended with lyrical dreams and mysticism
Zina Roitman was born in 1944 in Moldavia, still a part of the Soviet Union at the time. She studied classical drawing, painting and graphics in the ‘Academy of Art' in Kishenev. The young student's approach to art was influenced by giants like Vasarely, Matisse, Picasso and Chagall, while Japanese art also captured her attention.
In 1974, Roitman immigrated to Israel. She devoted some twelve years to mastering aquarelle techniques and to developing innovative methods of toning and shading. With the use of shiny tones, Roitman produces a glossy hue; and using a pastel palette, she produces a matt one. At the same time, she furnishes her colors with transparency and clarity, crafting a quality of sharpness and vividness into the drawing. Apart from painting original works, she also tried her hand at graphic techniques. She has been extremely successful with silkscreen serigraphs where she uses a specialized gouache technique to carry out the graphical work.
Her works have been displayed at numerous exhibitions in various Israeli galleries.
Title: Jerusalem
Size: 16" x 12"
Edition Size: Artist Hand Signed and Numbered Limited Edition
Medium: Embellished Serigraph on Wood
About the Artist: Zina Roitman delivers her inner world into her work; her style remaining unique and identifiable when she paints a classical landscape a still life or associative images blended with lyrical dreams and mysticism
Zina Roitman was born in 1944 in Moldavia, still a part of the Soviet Union at the time. She studied classical drawing, painting and graphics in the ‘Academy of Art' in Kishenev. The young student's approach to art was influenced by giants like Vasarely, Matisse, Picasso and Chagall, while Japanese art also captured her attention.
In 1974, Roitman immigrated to Israel. She devoted some twelve years to mastering aquarelle techniques and to developing innovative methods of toning and shading. With the use of shiny tones, Roitman produces a glossy hue; and using a pastel palette, she produces a matt one. At the same time, she furnishes her colors with transparency and clarity, crafting a quality of sharpness and vividness into the drawing. Apart from painting original works, she also tried her hand at graphic techniques. She has been extremely successful with silkscreen serigraphs where she uses a specialized gouache technique to carry out the graphical work.
Her works have been displayed at numerous exhibitions in various Israeli galleries.
