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Zamy Steynovitz (ur. w 1951 w Legnicy, zm. w 2000) – izraelski malarz. Wyjechał z Polski w 1957, studiował w szkole artystycznej w Tel Awiwie i w Royal Academy of Arts w Londynie. Wykorzystywał motywy z dzieł Marca Chagalla. Uczestniczył w ruchu pokojowym. Podróżował po Ameryce Południowej. Linki zewnętrzne
Zamy Steynovitz was born in Liegnitz, Poland in 1951and at a very early age he aspired to be a painter. He won first prize in an art competition for children before immigrating to Israel in 1957. Formally educated at the Art School in Tel-Aviv and the Royal Academy in London, he completed his studies and began artistic pursuits in earnest. Zamy ...
18 lip 2016 · Zamy Steynovitz was born in Liegnitz, Poland on January 15, 1951. As a child, he won a national art prize, just before he moved to Israel in 1957. Zamy studied at the Art School, Tel Aviv, and at the Royal Academy of London and his images are reflections of his Jewish and Eastern European heritage.
Zamy Steynovitz paintings are a reflection of his East-European Jewish heritage. They are enhanced by a rich choice of worm tones and colors. Zamy expresses a universal humanistic idea in his creation: man's connection to his heritage and physical surrounding.
1 wrz 2000 · Zamy Steynovitz (b. 15 January 1951 in Legnica, died 1 September 2000) – Israeli painter born in Poland. Zamy Steynovitz was born in Legnica. At the age of six, he moved with his family to Israel. Even before leaving Poland, he was interested in painting and won first prize in a local children's art competition.
Zamy Steynovitz was born in 1951 and raised in Liegnitz Poland. He immigrated with his family at a relatively young age in 1957 just after he was awarded a Polish national prize in childrens art. In Israelhis passion for art was not ignored and after the completing of his general education he was enrolled first in the Art School in Tel-Aviv and ...
Zamy Steynovitz was born in Poland in 1951. Zamy studied at the Art School, Tel Aviv, and at the Royal Academy of London. His images are reflections of his Jewish and Eastern European heritage. Now one of IsraelÕs most popular artists, he has studios both in New York and Tel Aviv.
