Edna Dagan

Edna Dagan is a multi media artist with creations in clay, marble, wood, pastel,oil and bronze. The name "Dagan" is derived from the Hebrew word for wheat

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“Art washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life.”

Pablo Picasso

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Inspiration

Avshalom Okashi was born in Israel. He worked as a shepherd and painted in his free time. In 1948, Okashi was one of the founders of the New Horizons Group and took part in all its exhibits. His early work focused on landscapes and depictions of the Old City of Akko. In the 1960s, he painted a series of large-scale abstract works in which the dominant color was black. Okashi's home in Akko was turned into a museum

Designer/inventor of Demika/ClickSecure self locking jewelry clasp. The
clasp is sold on QVC under the ClickSecure logo in fashion, sterling and 14K gold.
It is also distributed by Stuller, under the Demika logo, in different styles, to retail jewelry stores around the country and world.

Avinoam Kosowsky in Tel Aviv, Israel. Set designer for television and films 2002-present Lecturer, Drawing and Painting, College of Visual Art, Beer Sheva 1996- present Drawing and painting lecturer, Vital School of Art and Design, Tel Aviv 1993- present Drawing Studies’ Coordinator, Avni Institute, Tel Aviv Senior Lecturer, Bezalel Academy of Art and Design, Jerusalem.
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Throughout my career I have been inspired by many artists. A few of them were my teachers and mentors and many are my close friends. Take a look at the biographies of these artists and click on their image to open up related websites.

EDNA DAGAN

Edna Dagan is a multi media artist with creations in clay, marble, wood, pastel,oil and bronze. The name "Dagan" is derived from the Hebrew word for wheat

Edited Image 2013-5-9-7:24:23

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trees+006

199

dagan6

031+(1)

Fist

159

dagan2

Time+Changes

Woman

042+(1)

“Art washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life.”

Pablo Picasso

Inspiration

Avshalom Okashi (1916-1980)

Esther Fuhrman

Avinoam Kosowsky (Born 1949)