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dan lavie |
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![]() The chair, 1977, Oil on canvas, 15" X 15"
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In 1970 , after a long break, the artist began to draw and paint again. In 1976, he joined an etching studio on Mount Carmel. He participated , with colleague artists, in uninstructed nude drawing sessions. At that period he met Gitit, Sabina Mandel, Gil Bashan and other fellow artists. Some joined him later in art activities. Among them: Esther Shulman, Lenka Cederbaum, Chava Gilon, Ilana Messinger, Shoshana Cohen, Chaim Demri, Martin sterlin, Varda Shamai, Israel Kantor, Tamar Dubrovsky. At that time he purchased a small studio apartment at a picturesque neighborhood near Carmel center. In that studio (built by for a British refinery corporation in 1947) he carried out most of his art works during the late 70's and 80's. Most of the paintings from that period have been purchased or given as gifts. . Therefore this folder shows only those few paintings that could be traced. During the 70's Dan had only one solo exhibition. It lasted 2 days. 46 paintings and drawings have been displayed.
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The red bar, 1978, oil on canvas, 20"X20"

The red bar, detail

The blue cafe, 1978, oil on canvas, 20"X20"

The blue cafe, detail
Odetta, 1977, Oil on Canvas, 22X18


Reuben, acrylic on board, 1975, 12"X8"
(courtesy of Blum-Erdudi Family, Jerusalem)

The pianist, 1978, oil on canvas, 30X30, owner - unknown.

The scores, 1978, oil on canvas, 24"X18"

Still life -Almost monochrome. 1977, oil on canvas, 23"X23", courtesy of the Yogev family, Haifa, Israel

Toulous, a study - colour and line. acrylic on board, 18"X12", from the Diamantstein collection, Haifa, Israel.