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David Beeri |
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1.Amazing,
2014, Acrylic on canvas, 70x50 cm, 28x20 in., US$ 3450.00
2.Asian Scenery, 2017, Oil on canvas, 51x41 cm,
20x16 in., US$ 687.00
3.Dance
in the descending light, 2017, Oil on canvas, 76x102 cm, 30x40 in.,
US$ 2750.00
4.Deborah, 2014, Acrylic on canvas, 100x50 cm, 40x20 in., US$
5450.00
5.Dialogue, 2013, Acrylic on
canvas, 100x70 cm, 40x28 in., US$ 6500.00
6.Heavenly
Landscape, 2018, Oil on canvas, 50X60 cm, 20x24 in., US$ 960.00
7.Joyful
Island, Oil on canvas, 122 x 152 cm, 48 x 60 in., US$ 7850.00
8.Joyful
Trees, Oil on canvas, 51x61 cm, 20x24 in., US$ 920.00
9.Stream,
2018, Oil on canvas, 30x40 cm, 12x16 in., US$ 650.00
10.The
Rocks Wake Up, 2018, Oil on canvas, 61x76 cm, 24x30 in., US$ 1350.00
11.AThe
Soul of Trees, 2018, Oil on canvas, 76x122 cm, 30x48 in., US$
2850.00 12.Tree-Dance
XIII., 2017, Oil on canvas, 31x41 cm, 12x16 in., US$ 650.00 |
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Beeri is an artist gifted with a special talent. He first began to
paint on December 5th, 1975, driven by a strong inner inspiration.
Due to his extraordinary progression, he became nationally known by
1979, and has been an exhibiting artist since then. He has had a
number of exhibitions in Hungary and several other European
countries as well as Israel, the United States, Japan, China and
Canada.
David Beeri is a deeply inspired, sovereign artist who began to
build a unique world of painting, finding his own individual tools
of expression. This task tantamount to a significant adventure was
neither easy nor safe. Remember, Beeri experienced the Hungarian
version of Communism where artists could only prosper if they were
willing to be integrated in the faceless mass of Solcialist art
(“Socialist Realism”) like dumb sheep and worshiped communist idols
without raising a voice. No wonder we do not find David Beeri among
those fearing for their quarry, he rather chose exile which could
not be avoided. The artist left his homeland on November 7th, 1987,
together with his wife soon expecting their second childs, and their
one-year-old daughter.
At the news of the fall of the Communist regime, the family returned
from Germany to Hungary where original talents could expect no
appreciation still. However, nothing could hinder David Beeri in his
creative freedom. After selling a number of paintings at a
successful exhibition in Germany, he bought a house and after
furnishing it, he continued to build the impressive worlds of his
paintings, defended at the cost of great sacrifices. As the years
passed, his family grew, and today the artist boasts of eight
extremely talented children.
For nearly forty years now, David Beeri has surrendered everything
to art and he has created a unique world of pictures. In his
pursuit, he has faced the obstacles of huge sacrifices, lack, agony,
persecution, crude humiliation and pain, yet his beautiful pictorial
world was constructed…
(Dr Ferenc Matits, Art historian)
www.davidbeeri.com/ |
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