Nachum Gutman

Painter and sculptor, major figure in Israeli art

Nachum Gutman - Painter and sculptor, major figure in Israeli art
Born

October 5th, 1898
126 years ago

Died

1980
45 years ago — 82 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Israel

Links & References

Born in Moldova in 1898, an artist relocated to Israel and became a significant figure in the development of Israeli art. Training in various techniques, created paintings, sculptures, and illustrations throughout a career spanning several decades. Worked extensively to promote Israeli art and culture. Demonstrated a unique style that combined influences from Eastern European art with local themes and subjects. Contributed illustrations to children's books, leaving a lasting legacy in both visual arts and literature.

Created a mural for the 'Hebrew University of Jerusalem'

Illustrated for children's books like 'The Adventures of Misha'

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