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Shalom Sebba

Shalom Sebba
File:Shalom Sebba.jpg Shalom Sebba, 2005
Born	1897 Germany
Nationality	Israeli, Jewish
Education	Department of Architecture, Danzig, Germany Physics and Chemistry, The University of Koignsberg, Germany Academy of Fine Arts, Koinsberg, Germany
Known for	Painting
Movement	Israeli art

Shalom Sebba (1897-1975) is a German born Israeli artist.

Biography

Shalom Sebba, painter and architect, born 1897, Prussia. Immigrated 1936. Worked in agriculture and photography and as an architect; made metal items for daily use in Bauhaus style; made stage sets, among them "Wilhelm Tell" for Habima. Died 1975 in Germany where he had lived from 1963.

Awards and recognition

• 1940 First prize at Applied Arts exhibiion, The Bezalel National Museum, Jerusalem
• 1952 Dizengoff Prize for Painting and Sculpture

Gallery

• 
  Nevo, 1984
• File:* acrylic on canvas
• File:* private collection

Education

• 1919 Technische Hochschule, Danzig, Germany, Studied architecture,
• 1919 The University of Königsberg, Germany, Studied physics and chemistry,
• 1919 Kunstakademie Königsberg, Germany

See also

• List of Israel Prize recipients
• Visual arts in Israel

External links

• Sebba%20and%20+Shalom Sebba Shalom Sebba Shalom Sebba collection at the Israel Museum. Retrieved October 2013.

• "Shalom Sebba". Information Center for Israeli Art. Israel Museum. Retrieved October 2013. {{cite web}}: Check date values in: |access-date= (help)

• Sebba%2C+Shalom Sebba Art of Shalom Sebba Shalom Sebba at Europeana. Retrieved October 2013

Category:1954 births Category:Israeli painters Category:Israeli artists Category:Bezalel Academy of Art and Design faculty