SEASCAPE — Lithograph 1964 by Moshe Gat, Signed & Numbered 45/150, measuring 14x19" — this rare gem was unearthed from a retired Manhattan NYC gallery’s long-forgotten trove, tucked away in storage for over half a century, patiently waiting to resurface. Born in Haifa in 1935, Gat’s artistic journey from the prestigious Bezalel School of Art to the vibrant and colorful streets of Mexico, followed by the culturally rich art capitals of Paris and Italy, forged a unique and captivating blend of social realism and folkloric whimsy. This remarkable piece, created during the dynamic 1960s, brilliantly captures his masterful lithographic talents while subtly echoing his deep fascination with working-class narratives and folkloristic themes that run like a quiet current beneath the surface. With each signed print carefully numbered to affirm its authenticity, Seascape offers a quirky yet poignant glimpse into an era when ink met soul—an extraordinary work now joyfully resurfacing to charm the discerning collector with its timeless appeal and hidden stories.
SEASCAPE — Lithograph 1964 by Moshe Gat, Signed & Numbered 45/150, measuring 14x19" — this rare gem was unearthed from a retired Manhattan NYC gallery’s long-forgotten trove, tucked away in storage for over half a century, patiently waiting to resurface. Born in Haifa in 1935, Gat’s artistic journey from the prestigious Bezalel School of Art to the vibrant and colorful streets of Mexico, followed by the culturally rich art capitals of Paris and Italy, forged a unique and captivating blend of social realism and folkloric whimsy. This remarkable piece, created during the dynamic 1960s, brilliantly captures his masterful lithographic talents while subtly echoing his deep fascination with working-class narratives and folkloristic themes that run like a quiet current beneath the surface. With each signed print carefully numbered to affirm its authenticity, Seascape offers a quirky yet poignant glimpse into an era when ink met soul—an extraordinary work now joyfully resurfacing to charm the discerning collector with its timeless appeal and hidden stories.
