"HORSEMEN WARRIORS ABSTRACT" -Lithograph 1960-80's -Signed & Numbered -74/150 -Nissan Engel
In the vibrant world of artistic expression, the HORSEMEN WARRIORS ABSTRACT lithograph by Nissan Engel stands out with its signature blend of emotional depth and abstract lyricism. Created between the 1960s and 1980s, this signed and numbered piece—74 out of 150—captures Engel's unique vision, emerging from an artistic refuge in a retired Manhattan gallery where it has been kept for over 50 years. Engel, whose artistic journey began at the Beaux-Arts Bezalel in Jerusalem, draws inspiration from the likes of Klee, Kandinsky, and Picasso, weaving a tapestry of sound and color that resonates deeply with viewers. The striking division of darker forms below symbolizing earthly desires and lighter hues above reflecting the spiritual aspirations invites observers to delve into layers of meaning and emotion. Engel himself asserts that ownership of one of his pieces reveals new insights over time, a testament to the intricate tapestry of imagination that he weaves onto the canvas. Each gaze upon the lithograph evokes a conversation between the soul and the canvas, a timeless dance of existence and creativity, where everything is permitted and emotions flow like a symphony.
In the vibrant world of artistic expression, the HORSEMEN WARRIORS ABSTRACT lithograph by Nissan Engel stands out with its signature blend of emotional depth and abstract lyricism. Created between the 1960s and 1980s, this signed and numbered piece—74 out of 150—captures Engel's unique vision, emerging from an artistic refuge in a retired Manhattan gallery where it has been kept for over 50 years. Engel, whose artistic journey began at the Beaux-Arts Bezalel in Jerusalem, draws inspiration from the likes of Klee, Kandinsky, and Picasso, weaving a tapestry of sound and color that resonates deeply with viewers. The striking division of darker forms below symbolizing earthly desires and lighter hues above reflecting the spiritual aspirations invites observers to delve into layers of meaning and emotion. Engel himself asserts that ownership of one of his pieces reveals new insights over time, a testament to the intricate tapestry of imagination that he weaves onto the canvas. Each gaze upon the lithograph evokes a conversation between the soul and the canvas, a timeless dance of existence and creativity, where everything is permitted and emotions flow like a symphony.
In the vibrant world of artistic expression, the HORSEMEN WARRIORS ABSTRACT lithograph by Nissan Engel stands out with its signature blend of emotional depth and abstract lyricism. Created between the 1960s and 1980s, this signed and numbered piece—74 out of 150—captures Engel's unique vision, emerging from an artistic refuge in a retired Manhattan gallery where it has been kept for over 50 years. Engel, whose artistic journey began at the Beaux-Arts Bezalel in Jerusalem, draws inspiration from the likes of Klee, Kandinsky, and Picasso, weaving a tapestry of sound and color that resonates deeply with viewers. The striking division of darker forms below symbolizing earthly desires and lighter hues above reflecting the spiritual aspirations invites observers to delve into layers of meaning and emotion. Engel himself asserts that ownership of one of his pieces reveals new insights over time, a testament to the intricate tapestry of imagination that he weaves onto the canvas. Each gaze upon the lithograph evokes a conversation between the soul and the canvas, a timeless dance of existence and creativity, where everything is permitted and emotions flow like a symphony.
