Leilão 20 For contemporary Israeli art lovers young art The Art of Investing at opening prices that only Kookoo getting you most beautiful catalog ever
Por KooKoo
28.1.20
Israel

All the works come straight from the artist studio

Prices already include VAT and there is no VAT extra 


Original works by Julie Filipenko, Miriam Cabessa, Hanan Milner and Olga Orsehnikov, a new artist in KooKoo - Vasia Horst with great and beautiful oil paintings, we brought you new art: sculptures made by a 3D printer, Old houses drawings by artist Geli Yudilevich, works of art made from metal strings by Opal Poran Iron, Ziv Ink drives us crazy with paintings on record covers, stunning embroidery by Sveta Shellest and other surprises we have carefully and tastefully chosen for you.

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Julie Filipenko ''Broken hearts healer'' Print numbered and signed


Preço inicial:
$ 100
Preço estimado :
$150 - $200
Comissão da leiloeira: 15%
IVA: 17% Sobre a comissão apenas
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28.1.20 em KooKoo
identificações: Arte israelita

Julie Filipenko ''Broken hearts healer'' Print numbered and signed
Print Signed, numbered, framed 
21/30 cm (32/41 cm framed)  
Numbered 16/50  
Signed front  

Julie is a young Israeli artist, 35, Graduated Betzalel art academy, lives and works in Tel aviv. known for her beautiful images and they're bizzar behaviour. 
the only artist we know that sales prints trough out the world.  
very successful in the states where her style ''Low-Brow'' is flourishing.  
Many collectors in the past 6 years are hunting for her works. there are no originals available and she makes originals for art exhibitions and private commissions.  
thanks to our personal connection with the artist you can find 2 originals made by Julie in this sale. please pay attention.  
if you are an art collector who is looking to benefit on the art piece - put your cards on Julie Filipenko - she is the real deal.