Cabaret

Isaac Maimon (b. 1951, Israel) “Cabaret” (1994) Limited-edition screen print in colors, hand signed by the artist in the lower right margin and numbered (100/275) in the lower left. Published by B & R International Art and printed by Geo-Print (Israel) on Coventry paper. The image measures approximately 36 x 23 inches and the sheet is approximately 44 x 30 inches. Opening retail price for this piece in 1994 was $700. The expressionistic work features a stylized depiction of cabaret performers and audience members in a rich palette of blues and greens with red, yellow, lavender, and orange accents. It is a stunning work of art.

Isaac Maimon is a contemporary artist in the fields of sculpture, prints, and paintings including acrylics, oils, and watercolors on canvas. He is best known for his fascination with the feminine form in cultural, normally Parisian-style settings. Isaac Maimon embraces the Expressionist movement, and his works of women are vibrant in color. He depicts Paris ballrooms, boulevard cafes, and nightclubs, in turn-of-the-century styling rendering images of cabarets, courtesans, and coquettes.

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