Vintage Zoltan Perlmutter (1922 - 2002) Expressionist Style Landscape Painting, Framed

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For your consideration we are presenting for sale this fantastic Vintage expressionist -style abstract landscape oil painting by listed artist … more For your consideration we are presenting for sale this fantastic Vintage expressionist -style abstract landscape oil painting by listed artist Zoltan Perlmutter. C,1960's.

This vintage abstract landscape oil painting features a warm, sunset-inspired palette, predominantly in shades of red, green, pink, and orange. The brushstrokes are expressive and loose, creating a dynamic scene filled with abstracted natural elements such as tall, slender trees, and undefined figures that seem to blend into the landscape.

The background suggests architectural forms or buildings, outlined in red and pink, which merge into the surroundings in a dreamlike, almost surreal composition. The thick, textured application of paint, combined with the rough, cracked surface, gives the painting an aged, weathered appearance, adding to its vintage charm.

The piece is framed under clear glass in a gold and black frame with a wide linen mat, which enhances the painting’s rustic and abstract qualities, making it both a historical and an artistic statement. The signature in the bottom right corner adds a personal touch, grounding this abstract work in the artist’s identity while maintaining an air of mystery.

Created with oils on paper / board panel.

Measures:
22.0: w x 1.5" d x 16.5" / Inches

In good Vintage condition with wear / marks in some areas.
The paint has some crackle texture in some areas. Also some stains in the mat frame.
Please see all photos for additional details.
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ZOLTAN PERLMUTTER 1922 - 2002

Zoltan Perlmutter was an expressionist painter and sculptor. He was born in Deva, Romania (then Transylvania). He studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Cluj and graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Bucharest. His mediums are oil, acrylic, gouache, charcoal drawings and bronze sculptures. His work is influenced by Mane-Katz and Marc Chagall. In 1950 he emigrated to Israel. Its first major exhibition in Tel Aviv dates back to 1953, it was organized and inaugurated by Vera Weizman, wife of the first Israeli president. Jewish imagery and scenes from Israel are prevalent in his paintings and sculptures. He has since lived in London, where he founded the Helm Stet Art Academy, and in Düsseldorf. He has had more than 60 individual exhibitions since 1953 in places as far apart as Amsterdam, Sydney, Caracas, Paris, Montreal and Accra. He also had over 22 different sculptures cast, most depicting Jewish themes. His works can be found in many museums, including the Herzlia Museum in Israel, the National Museum in Bucharest, the Stadt Museum in Romania, the Cathedral Museum in Malta and the Royal Academy of Music in London. In 1978 the book Zoltan Perlmutter was published by Westvlaamse, Drukkerij & Uitgeverij, and edited by Jacques Serruys, documenting his life and work at that time, with color and black and white photos of his paintings, charcoal drawings and bronzes. less