Mordecai Ardon
From Conservapedia
Mordecai Ardon (1896-1992) was an Israeli painter. He is also known as Mordechai Ardon. "Mordecai Ardon is considered by many to be Israel's greatest painter. [1]
...although he tried, he could not always overcome his urge to create an artistic expression of his horror of war and injustice. This urge culminated in the eight monumental triptychs which he created between 1955 and 1988, the last "Hiroshima" was created when he was 92 years old. This anti-war and anti-violence outcry is also found in other paintings, such as Khirbet Khize and Fatal Eclipse. Ibidem
Ardon created modern, semiabstract paintings that are deeply moving. [2]
Petit Gallery
The Awakening
To the Morning Star
Night Flight
At The Seashore
The Sing of Beginning
See also
External links
- Mordecai Ardon Website about Mordecai Ardon by his son, Michael Ardon.
- Mordecai Ardon
