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Dan Zaretsky

Dan Zaretsky (Born 1938) is active/lives in Israel.  Dan Zaretsky is known for Sculpture.

Dan Zaretsky (b.1938)

Born in Israel, he studied with the sculptor Rudy Lehman and also in Italy, on a scholarship and support from the Israel Cultural Fund (United States).  He is a member of the Association of painters and sculptors of Israel and a member of the Artists Village of Ein-Hod.  He taught sculpturing at the Art Institute of Givatayim and at the Ein-Hod School of Art.

Zaretsky is a figurative sculptor who has a private language.  He creates sculptures in bronze that are extremely thin-but they are, nonetheless three dimensional.

Among his works:
City Gates, bronze doors of the Municipality Building, Jerusalem
Topheads", the Israeli Prize for outstanding Theatrical activity
"Jazz Players", the Hebrew Union College, Jerusalem
Don-Quixote", Advanced Technology Center, Haifa
Sitting on the fence", "Open Man" and "Alter", Ein-Hod
"Couple", International Convention Center, Jerusalem
"bull", "cow", The open Museum Tefen
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