Itzchak Isaac Tarkay, Fauvsim, "Femme Fatale" Signed and Numbered Silkscreen, 20th c.

Itzchak Isaac Tarkay, Fauvsim, "Femme Fatale" Signed and Numbered Silkscreen, 20th c.

Itzchak Isaac Tarkay, limited edition silkscreen on paper titled "Femme Fatale", depicting an elegantly posed women in a vivid, patterned interior rendered in Tarkay's signature modernist figurative style. Pencil signed lower right and numbered lower left, and include certificates of authenticity from Givon Prints. Unframed, mounted on backing paper and wrapped in cellophane, with a sheet size of approximately 44.25 x 30.5 inches.

Silkscreen on paper, Israel/USA 20th c.

Itzchak Tarkay ((Israeli, 1935-2012) was a prominent artist in the modern figurative movement, renowned for his expressive depictions of women in peaceful, dreamlike settings. Influenced by Matisse and Toulouse-Lautrec, his work bridged modern figurative art and Fauvism, which is characterized by bright, non-naturalistic colors, bold contours, and flat patterns. His paintings, are known for their, expressive, joyous, and lyrical quality. A Holocaust survivor, the Yugoslavian-born Tarkay moved to Israel at a young age and studied at the Avni Institute of Art and Design. His work has appeared in over 50 exhibitions across the globe.


Height: 44.5 inches, Width: 30.5 inches

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