Margarita Levin
Canal in Paris. 1994, canvas, oil, 70x70 cm
1994

About the Item

Canal in Paris. 1994, canvas, oil, 70x70 cm Margarita Levin (1945) - artist, teacher of painting. She was born in Russia, lived in Moscow. Graduated from the graphic arts department of the Moscow Polygraphist Institute. In 1964-1967 She studied painting at the studio of the artist Vladimir Weisberg. She was a member of the Moscow Union of Graphic Artists. In 1990 she moved to Israel. She joined the Union of Artists in Tel Aviv. Lives and works in Jerusalem. Exhibited in galleries, and participates in exhibitions in Israel, Russia, USA, Canada, Sweden, Belgium, France, England, Germany. Exhibitions: 1990 "Artists from the USSR", Poland 1992 Rosalie Gallery, New York, USA 1993 "Artists from Russia in Israel", Toronto, Montreal, Canada 1997 Gallery "Eclectic", Paris, France 1997 Gallery "Wafterlogatan 44", Stockholm, Sweden 2009 Russian Cultural Center in Israel 2010 Williamsburg Art and Historic Center, Brooklyn, New York, USA 2010 Gallery "Carousel Louvre", Paris, France 2010 "Art in the Capital", Grand Palais, Paris, France 2011 "Artist's Space", Russian Academy of Arts, Moscow 2011 "Art in the Capital", International Exhibition at the National Museum Grand Palais, Paris, France 2012 "America", House of Artists on the Crimean Bridge, Moscow 2013 "Discovery of the Pacific Ocean", Spanish Cultural Center, Moscow, Russia 2014 "Dialogue with the Black Square", Cultural Center "Harmony", Jerusalem, Israel 2014 “Art & About. Exhibitions of Israeli Art in the World ", Munich, Germany. In 2011, the painting "Golden Jerusalem" took 2nd place for its picturesqueness at the International Competition in France. As well as personal exhibitions in Moscow: in the Tsvetaeva Museum, in the House of the Russian Diaspora, in MEOTS, etc. In many galleries and cultural centers of Israel.

Creator:

Margarita Levin (1945)

Creation Year:

1994

Dimensions:

Height: 27.56 in (70 cm)Width: 27.56 in (70 cm)Depth: 1.19 in (3 cm)

Medium:

Canvas,Oil

Movement & Style:

Expressionist

Period:

1990-1999