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Alexander Klevan (born 1950) brings the newest major influence, Russian, in Israeli art's rich tradition of absorbing styles from all over the world. He was born in Siberia. His works show an extraordinary drawing ability and a great sense of light and shadow. There is a lyrical melancholy about them and a depth that looks past the surface realism to the poetry of life. His sense of light and color create an impressionist spontaneity that has come alive since his move to Jaffa.
The Cellist / Watercolor
 Cellist / Watercolor |
 Romance / Watercolor |
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 Klezmer / Screenprint |
 Reflection / Watercolor |