Menachem Helholz-Or Paintings & Artwork for Sale | Menachem Helholz-Or Art Value Price Guide

Nov. 02, 2024
Menachem Helholz-Or (Israeli - French, 1911-2008)
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View in Paris with a church spire, Oil on canvas, 55 x 33 cm, Signed
Yair Art Gallery
Oct. 01, 2024
Menachem Helholz-Or (Israeli - French, 1911-2008)
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View of Safed and the Galilee mountains, Oil on canvas, 40 x 42 cm, Signed
Yair Art Gallery
Oct. 01, 2024
Menachem Helholz-Or (Israeli - French, 1911-2008)
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Landscape with a church and village in the distance, Watercolor and pastels on paper (attached to cardboard), 34 x 49 cm, Signed
Yair Art Gallery
Sep. 07, 2024
Menachem Helholz-Or (Israeli - French, 1911-2008)
Est: -
View of Safed and the Galilee mountains, Oil on canvas, 40 x 42 cm, Signed
Yair Art Gallery
Sep. 07, 2024
Menachem Helholz-Or (Israeli - French, 1911-2008)
Est: -
Landscape with a church and village in the distance, Watercolor and pastels on paper (attached to cardboard), 34 x 49 cm, Signed
Yair Art Gallery
Aug. 20, 2024
Menachem Helholz-Or (Israeli - French, 1911-2008)
Est: -
View in Paris with a church spire, Oil on canvas, 55 x 33 cm, Signed
Yair Art Gallery
Jul. 20, 2024
Menachem Helholz-Or (Israeli - French, 1911-2008)
Est: -
View in Paris with a church spire, Oil on canvas, 55 x 33 cm, Signed
Yair Art Gallery
Jul. 02, 2024
Menachem Helholz-Or (Israeli - French, 1911-2008)
Est: -
View of Safed and the Galilee mountains, Oil on canvas, 40 x 42 cm, Signed
Yair Art Gallery
Jun. 01, 2024
Menachem Helholz-Or (Israeli - French, 1911-2008)
Est: -
View of Safed and the Galilee mountains, Oil on canvas, 40 x 42 cm, Signed
Yair Art Gallery
May. 09, 2024
Menachem Helholz-Or (Israeli - French, 1911-2008)
Est: -
View in Paris with a church spire, Oil on canvas, 55 x 33 cm, Signed
Yair Art Gallery
Mar. 30, 2024
Menachem Helholz-Or (Israeli - French, 1911-2008)
Est: -
View in Paris with a church spire, Oil on canvas, 55 x 33 cm, Signed
Yair Art Gallery
Feb. 28, 2024
Menachem Helholz-Or (Israeli - French, 1911-2008)
Est: -
View of Safed and the Galilee mountains, Oil on canvas, 40 x 42 cm, Signed
Yair Art Gallery
Jan. 13, 2024
Menachem Helholz-Or (Israeli - French, 1911-2008)
Est: -
View of Safed and the Galilee mountains, Oil on canvas, 40 x 42 cm, Signed
Yair Art Gallery
Dec. 20, 2023
Menachem Helholz-Or (Israeli - French, 1911-2008)
Est: -
View in Paris with a church spire, Oil on canvas, 55 x 33 cm, Signed
Yair Art Gallery
Nov. 18, 2023
Menachem Helholz-Or ( Israeli - French, 1911-2008)
Est: -
View in Paris with a church spire, Oil on canvas, 55 x 33 cm, Signed
Yair Art Gallery
Oct. 30, 2023
Menachem Helholz-Or (Israeli - French, 1911-2008)
Est: -
View of Safed and the Galilee mountains, Oil on canvas, 40 x 42 cm, Signed
Yair Art Gallery
Sep. 18, 2023
Menachem Helholz-Or (Israeli - French, 1911-2008)
Est: -
View of Safed and the Galilee mountains, Oil on canvas, 40 x 42 cm, Signed
Yair Art Gallery
Sep. 18, 2023
Menachem Helholz-Or (Israeli - French, 1911-2008)
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Cubist Composition with figures, 1960s, Oil on wood, 59 x 45 cm, Unsigned (COA will be issued by Yair Art Gallery, Tel Aviv)
Yair Art Gallery
Aug. 29, 2023
Menachem Helholz-Or ( Israeli - French, 1911-2008)
Est: -
View in Paris with a church spire, Oil on canvas, 55 x 33 cm, Signed
Yair Art Gallery
Jul. 23, 2023
Menachem Helholz-Or ( Israeli - French, 1911-2008)
Est: -
View in Paris with a church spire, Oil on canvas, 55 x 33 cm, Signed
Yair Art Gallery
Jun. 27, 2023
Menachem Helholz-Or (Israeli - French, 1911-2008)
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Masks, Gouache on paper (matted), 35 x 25 cm, Unsigned (COA will be issued by Yair Art Gallery, Tel Aviv)
Yair Art Gallery
Jun. 27, 2023
Menachem Helholz-Or (Israeli - French, 1911-2008)
Est: -
Masks and shapes, Oil on wood, 59 x 45 cm, Unsigned (COA will be issued by Yair Art Gallery, Tel Aviv)
Yair Art Gallery
May. 07, 2023
Menachem Helholz-Or (Israeli - French, 1911-2008)
Est: -
Masks, Gouache on paper (matted), 35 x 25 cm, Unsigned (COA will be issued by Yair Art Gallery, Tel Aviv)
Yair Art Gallery
May. 07, 2023
Menachem Helholz-Or (Israeli - French, 1911-2008)
Est: -
Masks and shapes, Oil on wood, 59 x 45 cm, Unsigned (COA will be issued by Yair Art Gallery, Tel Aviv)
Yair Art Gallery
Feb. 15, 2023
Menachem Helholz-Or (Israeli - French, 1911-2008)
Est: -
Masks and shapes, Oil on wood, 59 x 45 cm, Unsigned (COA will be issued by Yair Art Gallery, Tel Aviv)
Yair Art Gallery
Feb. 15, 2023
Menachem Helholz-Or (Israeli - French, 1911-2008)
Est: -
Masks, Gouache on paper (matted), 35 x 25 cm, Unsigned (COA will be issued by Yair Art Gallery, Tel Aviv)
Yair Art Gallery
Jan. 18, 2023
Menachem Helholz-Or (Israeli - French, 1911-2008)
Est: -
Masks and shapes, Oil on wood, 59 x 45 cm, Unsigned (COA will be issued by Yair Art Gallery, Tel Aviv)
Yair Art Gallery
Jan. 18, 2023
Menachem Helholz-Or (Israeli - French, 1911-2008)
Est: -
Masks, Gouache on paper (matted), 35 x 25 cm, Unsigned (COA will be issued by Yair Art Gallery, Tel Aviv)
Yair Art Gallery
Oct. 20, 2022
Menachem Helholz-Or (Israeli - French, 1911-2008)
Est: -
Masks and shapes, Oil on wood, 59 x 45 cm, Unsigned (COA will be issued by Yair Art Gallery, Tel Aviv)
Yair Art Gallery
Sep. 25, 2022
#9 Cubism, Menachem Helholz-Or “Venus dancer”, circa 1950s
Est: $16,000 - $32,000
#9 Cubism, Menachem Helholz-Or “Venus dancer”, circa 1950s; “Abstract Dancer” Oil on canvas: 64 x 54 cm; High quality wooden frame, made in UK: 76.5 cm x 65 cm; Just cost of the frame was 200 GBP. Certified by Alon Zacaim, London, UK; Menachem Helholz-Or is a visual artist. Many works by the artist have been sold at auction, including 'A cubist fragmentation' sold at Bonham’s, New Bond Street: 'Impressionist and Modern Art' in 2009 for $7,451. On Sotheby’s his paintings were sold $8,000 and more. Biography Menachem Helholz-Or was born in Germany in 1911. Although his training was never formal, he was exposed to the influence of various German Artists of the Expressionist and Bauhaus Movements whilst in his youth, most notably Franz Marc, Heinrich Campendonk, Paul Klee and Auguste Macke. His later work shows the influence of several of these artists especially in his fusing together of Cubism and vivid Expressionist colour. In 1933, when Hitler came to power, Helholz-Or fled from Germany and settled in Palestine, where from 1937, after initial hardships, he was able to devote himself to his painting. His favored subjects include figurative scenes, marine life and schematic cities, some of which are based on Jerusalem, Jaffa and also memories of German cities and railway bridges, reminiscent of motifs used by Max Beckmann. He stood out in the nascent Israeli art scene because of his adherence to avant-garde rather than nostalgic forms. Helholz -Or also experimented with the prismatic effects of light, and like many other German artists of the period, his work fluctuated between an Expressionist version of Orphism (under the influence of the Delaunays) and Cubism. His townscapes and still lives owe much to Paul Klee, particularly his creation of "all-over" formal poetic patterning. In 1977 the artist was awarded a prize from the National Museum of Monaco.
Eternity Gallery
Sep. 25, 2022
#8 Cubism, Menachem Helholz-Or “Jerusalem”, circa 1950s Oil on canvas: 60 x 46 cm;
Est: $15,000 - $30,000
#8 Cubism, Menachem Helholz-Or “Jerusalem”, circa 1950s Oil on canvas: 60 x 46 cm; High quality wooden frame, made in UK: 76 cm x 60 cm; Just cost of the frame was 200 GBP. Certified by Alon Zacaim, London, UK; Menachem Helholz-Or is a visual artist. Many works by the artist have been sold at auction, including 'A cubist fragmentation' sold at Bonhams New Bond Street 'Impressionist and Modern Art' in 2009 for $7,451. On Sotheby’s his paintings were sold $8,000 and more. Biography Menachem Helholz-Or was born in Germany in 1911. Although his training was never formal, he was exposed to the influence of various German Artists of the Expressionist and Bauhaus Movements whilst in his youth, most notably Franz Marc, Heinrich Campendonk, Paul Klee and Auguste Macke. His later work shows the influence of several of these artists especially in his fusing together of Cubism and vivid Expressionist colour. In 1933, when Hitler came to power, Helholz-Or fled from Germany and settled in Palestine, where from 1937, after initial hardships, he was able to devote himself to his painting. His favored subjects include figurative scenes, marine life and schematic cities, some of which are based on Jerusalem, Jaffa and also memories of German cities and railway bridges, reminiscent of motifs used by Max Beckmann. He stood out in the nascent Israeli art scene because of his adherence to avant-garde rather than nostalgic forms. Helholz -Or also experimented with the prismatic effects of light, and like many other German artists of the period, his work fluctuated between an Expressionist version of Orphism (under the influence of the Delaunays) and Cubism. His townscapes and still lives owe much to Paul Klee, particularly his creation of "all-over" formal poetic patterning. In 1977 the artist was awarded a prize from the National Museum of Monaco.
Eternity Gallery
Sep. 25, 2022
#7 Cubism, Menachem Helholz-Or “Abstraction”, circa 1950s
Est: $10,000 - $20,000
#7 Cubism, Menachem Helholz-Or “Abstraction”, circa 1950s Oil on canvas: 65 cm x 55 cm; High quality wooden frame, made in UK: 76.5 cm x 65.5 cm; Just cost of the frame was 200 GBP. Certified by Alon Zacaim, London, UK; Menachem Helholz-Or is a visual artist. Many works by the artist have been sold at auction, including 'A cubist fragmentation' sold at Bonham’s, New Bond Street, 'Impressionist and Modern Art' in 2009 for $7,451. On Sotheby’s his paintings were sold $8,000 and more. Biography: Menachem Helholz-Or was born in Germany in 1911. Although his training was never formal, he was exposed to the influence of various German Artists of the Expressionist and Bauhaus Movements whilst in his youth, most notably Franz Marc, Heinrich Campendonk, Paul Klee and Auguste Macke. His later work shows the influence of several of these artists especially in his fusing together of Cubism and vivid Expressionist colour. In 1933, when Hitler came to power, Helholz-Or fled from Germany and settled in Palestine, where from 1937, after initial hardships, he was able to devote himself to his painting. His favored subjects include figurative scenes, marine life and schematic cities, some of which are based on Jerusalem, Jaffa and also memories of German cities and railway bridges, reminiscent of motifs used by Max Beckmann. He stood out in the nascent Israeli art scene because of his adherence to avant-garde rather than nostalgic forms. Helholz -Or also experimented with the prismatic effects of light, and like many other German artists of the period, his work fluctuated between an Expressionist version of Orphism (under the influence of the Delaunays) and Cubism. His townscapes and still lives owe much to Paul Klee, particularly his creation of "all-over" formal poetic patterning. In 1977 the artist was awarded a prize from the National Museum of Monaco.
Eternity Gallery
Sep. 25, 2022
#6 Cubism, Menachem Helholz-Or “Marine composition”, circa 1950s
Est: $8,000 - $16,000
#6 Cubism, Menachem Helholz-Or “Marine composition”, circa 1950s; Oil on canvas: 51.5 x 37 cm; High quality wooden frame, made in UK: 64 cm x 49 cm; Just cost of the frame was 200 GBP. Certified by Alon Zacaim, London, UK; Menachem Helholz-Or is a visual artist. Many works by the artist have been sold at auction, including 'A cubist fragmentation' sold at Bonhams New Bond Street 'Impressionist and Modern Art' in 2009 for $7,451. On Sotheby’s his paintings were sold $8,000 and more. Biography Menachem Helholz-Or was born in Germany in 1911. Although his training was never formal, he was exposed to the influence of various German Artists of the Expressionist and Bauhaus Movements whilst in his youth, most notably Franz Marc, Heinrich Campendonk, Paul Klee and Auguste Macke. His later work shows the influence of several of these artists especially in his fusing together of Cubism and vivid Expressionist colour. In 1933, when Hitler came to power, Helholz-Or fled from Germany and settled in Palestine, where from 1937, after initial hardships, he was able to devote himself to his painting. His favored subjects include figurative scenes, marine life and schematic cities, some of which are based on Jerusalem, Jaffa and also memories of German cities and railway bridges, reminiscent of motifs used by Max Beckmann. He stood out in the nascent Israeli art scene because of his adherence to avant-garde rather than nostalgic forms. Helholz -Or also experimented with the prismatic effects of light, and like many other German artists of the period, his work fluctuated between an Expressionist version of Orphism (under the influence of the Delaunays) and Cubism. His townscapes and still lives owe much to Paul Klee, particularly his creation of "all-over" formal poetic patterning. In 1977 the artist was awarded a prize from the National Museum of Monaco.
Eternity Gallery
Sep. 11, 2022
Menachem Helholz-Or (Israeli - French, 1911-2008)
Est: -
Masks and shapes, Oil on wood, 59 x 45 cm, Unsigned (COA will be issued by Yair Art Gallery, Tel Aviv)
Yair Art Gallery
Aug. 14, 2022
#9 Cubism, Menachem Helholz-Or “Venus dancer”, circa 1950s
Est: $12,000 - $24,000
Reserve price: $6,000; #9 Cubism, Menachem Helholz-Or “Venus dancer”, circa 1950s; “Abstract Dancer” Oil on canvas: 64 x 54 cm; High quality wooden frame, made in UK: 76.5 cm x 65 cm; Just cost of the frame was 200 GBP. Certified by Alon Zacaim, London, UK; Menachem Helholz-Or is a visual artist. Many works by the artist have been sold at auction, including 'A cubist fragmentation' sold at Bonham’s, New Bond Street: 'Impressionist and Modern Art' in 2009 for $7,451. On Sotheby’s his paintings were sold $8,000 and more. Biography Menachem Helholz-Or was born in Germany in 1911. Although his training was never formal, he was exposed to the influence of various German Artists of the Expressionist and Bauhaus Movements whilst in his youth, most notably Franz Marc, Heinrich Campendonk, Paul Klee and Auguste Macke. His later work shows the influence of several of these artists especially in his fusing together of Cubism and vivid Expressionist colour. In 1933, when Hitler came to power, Helholz-Or fled from Germany and settled in Palestine, where from 1937, after initial hardships, he was able to devote himself to his painting. His favored subjects include figurative scenes, marine life and schematic cities, some of which are based on Jerusalem, Jaffa and also memories of German cities and railway bridges, reminiscent of motifs used by Max Beckmann. He stood out in the nascent Israeli art scene because of his adherence to avant-garde rather than nostalgic forms. Helholz -Or also experimented with the prismatic effects of light, and like many other German artists of the period, his work fluctuated between an Expressionist version of Orphism (under the influence of the Delaunays) and Cubism. His townscapes and still lives owe much to Paul Klee, particularly his creation of "all-over" formal poetic patterning. In 1977 the artist was awarded a prize from the National Museum of Monaco.
Eternity Gallery
Aug. 14, 2022
#2 Cubism, Menachem Helholz-Or “Figures and many fish”, circa 1950s
Est: $10,000 - $15,000
Reserve price: $4500; #2 Cubism, Menachem Helholz-Or “Figures and many fish”, circa 1950s; Oil on board: 68 x 58 cm; Frame: 80.5 cm x 69 cm; Certified by Alon Zacaim, London, UK; Menachem Helholz-Or is a visual artist. Many works by the artist have been sold at auction, including 'A cubist fragmentation' sold at Bonhams New Bond Street 'Impressionist and Modern Art' in 2009 for $7,451. Biography Menachem Helholz-Or was born in Germany in 1911. Although his training was never formal, he was exposed to the influence of various German Artists of the Expressionist and Bauhaus Movements whilst in his youth, most notably Franz Marc, Heinrich Campendonk, Paul Klee and Auguste Macke. His later work shows the influence of several of these artists especially in his fusing together of Cubism and vivid Expressionist colour. In 1933, when Hitler came to power, Helholz-Or fled from Germany and settled in Palestine, where from 1937, after initial hardships, he was able to devote himself to his painting. His favoured subjects include figurative scenes, marine life and schematic cities, some of which are based on Jerusalem, Jaffa and also memories of German cities and railway bridges, reminiscent of motifs used by Max Beckmann. He stood out in the nascent Israeli art scene because of his adherence to avant-garde rather than nostalgic forms. Helholz -Or also experimented with the prismatic effects of light, and like many other German artists of the period, his work fluctuated between an Expressionist version of Orphism (under the influence of the Delaunays) and Cubism. His townscapes and still lives owe much to Paul Klee, particularly his creation of "all-over" formal poetic patterning. In 1977 the artist was awarded a prize from the National Museum of Monaco.
Eternity Gallery
Jun. 26, 2022
#9 Cubism, Menachem Helholz-Or “Venus dancer”, circa 1950s
Est: $16,000 - $32,000
#9 Cubism, Menachem Helholz-Or “Venus dancer”, circa 1950s; “Abstract Dancer” Oil on canvas: 64 x 54 cm; High quality wooden frame, made in UK: 76.5 cm x 65 cm; Just cost of the frame was 200 GBP. Certified by Alon Zacaim, London, UK; Menachem Helholz-Or is a visual artist. Many works by the artist have been sold at auction, including 'A cubist fragmentation' sold at Bonham’s, New Bond Street: 'Impressionist and Modern Art' in 2009 for $7,451. On Sotheby’s his paintings were sold $8,000 and more. Biography Menachem Helholz-Or was born in Germany in 1911. Although his training was never formal, he was exposed to the influence of various German Artists of the Expressionist and Bauhaus Movements whilst in his youth, most notably Franz Marc, Heinrich Campendonk, Paul Klee and Auguste Macke. His later work shows the influence of several of these artists especially in his fusing together of Cubism and vivid Expressionist colour. In 1933, when Hitler came to power, Helholz-Or fled from Germany and settled in Palestine, where from 1937, after initial hardships, he was able to devote himself to his painting. His favored subjects include figurative scenes, marine life and schematic cities, some of which are based on Jerusalem, Jaffa and also memories of German cities and railway bridges, reminiscent of motifs used by Max Beckmann. He stood out in the nascent Israeli art scene because of his adherence to avant-garde rather than nostalgic forms. Helholz -Or also experimented with the prismatic effects of light, and like many other German artists of the period, his work fluctuated between an Expressionist version of Orphism (under the influence of the Delaunays) and Cubism. His townscapes and still lives owe much to Paul Klee, particularly his creation of "all-over" formal poetic patterning. In 1977 the artist was awarded a prize from the National Museum of Monaco.
Eternity Gallery
Jun. 26, 2022
#8 Cubism, Menachem Helholz-Or “Jerusalem”, circa 1950s Oil on canvas: 60 x 46 cm;
Est: $15,000 - $30,000
#8 Cubism, Menachem Helholz-Or “Jerusalem”, circa 1950s Oil on canvas: 60 x 46 cm; High quality wooden frame, made in UK: 76 cm x 60 cm; Just cost of the frame was 200 GBP. Certified by Alon Zacaim, London, UK; Menachem Helholz-Or is a visual artist. Many works by the artist have been sold at auction, including 'A cubist fragmentation' sold at Bonhams New Bond Street 'Impressionist and Modern Art' in 2009 for $7,451. On Sotheby’s his paintings were sold $8,000 and more. Biography Menachem Helholz-Or was born in Germany in 1911. Although his training was never formal, he was exposed to the influence of various German Artists of the Expressionist and Bauhaus Movements whilst in his youth, most notably Franz Marc, Heinrich Campendonk, Paul Klee and Auguste Macke. His later work shows the influence of several of these artists especially in his fusing together of Cubism and vivid Expressionist colour. In 1933, when Hitler came to power, Helholz-Or fled from Germany and settled in Palestine, where from 1937, after initial hardships, he was able to devote himself to his painting. His favored subjects include figurative scenes, marine life and schematic cities, some of which are based on Jerusalem, Jaffa and also memories of German cities and railway bridges, reminiscent of motifs used by Max Beckmann. He stood out in the nascent Israeli art scene because of his adherence to avant-garde rather than nostalgic forms. Helholz -Or also experimented with the prismatic effects of light, and like many other German artists of the period, his work fluctuated between an Expressionist version of Orphism (under the influence of the Delaunays) and Cubism. His townscapes and still lives owe much to Paul Klee, particularly his creation of "all-over" formal poetic patterning. In 1977 the artist was awarded a prize from the National Museum of Monaco.
Eternity Gallery
Jun. 26, 2022
#7 Cubism, Menachem Helholz-Or “Abstraction”, circa 1950s
Est: $10,000 - $20,000
#7 Cubism, Menachem Helholz-Or “Abstraction”, circa 1950s Oil on canvas: 65 cm x 55 cm; High quality wooden frame, made in UK: 76.5 cm x 65.5 cm; Just cost of the frame was 200 GBP. Certified by Alon Zacaim, London, UK; Menachem Helholz-Or is a visual artist. Many works by the artist have been sold at auction, including 'A cubist fragmentation' sold at Bonham’s, New Bond Street, 'Impressionist and Modern Art' in 2009 for $7,451. On Sotheby’s his paintings were sold $8,000 and more. Biography: Menachem Helholz-Or was born in Germany in 1911. Although his training was never formal, he was exposed to the influence of various German Artists of the Expressionist and Bauhaus Movements whilst in his youth, most notably Franz Marc, Heinrich Campendonk, Paul Klee and Auguste Macke. His later work shows the influence of several of these artists especially in his fusing together of Cubism and vivid Expressionist colour. In 1933, when Hitler came to power, Helholz-Or fled from Germany and settled in Palestine, where from 1937, after initial hardships, he was able to devote himself to his painting. His favored subjects include figurative scenes, marine life and schematic cities, some of which are based on Jerusalem, Jaffa and also memories of German cities and railway bridges, reminiscent of motifs used by Max Beckmann. He stood out in the nascent Israeli art scene because of his adherence to avant-garde rather than nostalgic forms. Helholz -Or also experimented with the prismatic effects of light, and like many other German artists of the period, his work fluctuated between an Expressionist version of Orphism (under the influence of the Delaunays) and Cubism. His townscapes and still lives owe much to Paul Klee, particularly his creation of "all-over" formal poetic patterning. In 1977 the artist was awarded a prize from the National Museum of Monaco.
Eternity Gallery
Jun. 26, 2022
#6 Cubism, Menachem Helholz-Or “Marine composition”, circa 1950s
Est: $8,000 - $16,000
#6 Cubism, Menachem Helholz-Or “Marine composition”, circa 1950s; Oil on canvas: 51.5 x 37 cm; High quality wooden frame, made in UK: 64 cm x 49 cm; Just cost of the frame was 200 GBP. Certified by Alon Zacaim, London, UK; Menachem Helholz-Or is a visual artist. Many works by the artist have been sold at auction, including 'A cubist fragmentation' sold at Bonhams New Bond Street 'Impressionist and Modern Art' in 2009 for $7,451. On Sotheby’s his paintings were sold $8,000 and more. Biography Menachem Helholz-Or was born in Germany in 1911. Although his training was never formal, he was exposed to the influence of various German Artists of the Expressionist and Bauhaus Movements whilst in his youth, most notably Franz Marc, Heinrich Campendonk, Paul Klee and Auguste Macke. His later work shows the influence of several of these artists especially in his fusing together of Cubism and vivid Expressionist colour. In 1933, when Hitler came to power, Helholz-Or fled from Germany and settled in Palestine, where from 1937, after initial hardships, he was able to devote himself to his painting. His favored subjects include figurative scenes, marine life and schematic cities, some of which are based on Jerusalem, Jaffa and also memories of German cities and railway bridges, reminiscent of motifs used by Max Beckmann. He stood out in the nascent Israeli art scene because of his adherence to avant-garde rather than nostalgic forms. Helholz -Or also experimented with the prismatic effects of light, and like many other German artists of the period, his work fluctuated between an Expressionist version of Orphism (under the influence of the Delaunays) and Cubism. His townscapes and still lives owe much to Paul Klee, particularly his creation of "all-over" formal poetic patterning. In 1977 the artist was awarded a prize from the National Museum of Monaco.
Eternity Gallery
Jun. 13, 2022
Menachem Helholz-Or (Israeli - French, 1911-2008)
Est: -
Masks and shapes, Oil on wood, 59 x 45 cm, Unsigned (COA will be issued by Yair Art Gallery, Tel Aviv)
Yair Art Gallery
Jun. 13, 2022
Menachem Helholz-Or (Israeli - French, 1911-2008)
Est: -
Acre, 1955, Gouache on cardboard, 46 x 65 cm, Signed, dated and titled
Yair Art Gallery
May. 22, 2022
#9 Cubism, Menachem Helholz-Or “Venus dancer”, circa 1950s
Est: $12,000 - $24,000
Reserve price: $6,000; #9 Cubism, Menachem Helholz-Or “Venus dancer”, circa 1950s; “Abstract Dancer” Oil on canvas: 64 x 54 cm; High quality wooden frame, made in UK: 76.5 cm x 65 cm; Just cost of the frame was 200 GBP. Certified by Alon Zacaim, London, UK; Menachem Helholz-Or is a visual artist. Many works by the artist have been sold at auction, including 'A cubist fragmentation' sold at Bonham’s, New Bond Street: 'Impressionist and Modern Art' in 2009 for $7,451. On Sotheby’s his paintings were sold $8,000 and more. Biography Menachem Helholz-Or was born in Germany in 1911. Although his training was never formal, he was exposed to the influence of various German Artists of the Expressionist and Bauhaus Movements whilst in his youth, most notably Franz Marc, Heinrich Campendonk, Paul Klee and Auguste Macke. His later work shows the influence of several of these artists especially in his fusing together of Cubism and vivid Expressionist colour. In 1933, when Hitler came to power, Helholz-Or fled from Germany and settled in Palestine, where from 1937, after initial hardships, he was able to devote himself to his painting. His favored subjects include figurative scenes, marine life and schematic cities, some of which are based on Jerusalem, Jaffa and also memories of German cities and railway bridges, reminiscent of motifs used by Max Beckmann. He stood out in the nascent Israeli art scene because of his adherence to avant-garde rather than nostalgic forms. Helholz -Or also experimented with the prismatic effects of light, and like many other German artists of the period, his work fluctuated between an Expressionist version of Orphism (under the influence of the Delaunays) and Cubism. His townscapes and still lives owe much to Paul Klee, particularly his creation of "all-over" formal poetic patterning. In 1977 the artist was awarded a prize from the National Museum of Monaco.
Eternity Gallery
May. 22, 2022
#8 Cubism, Menachem Helholz-Or “Jerusalem”, circa 1950s, Judaica
Est: $12,000 - $20,000
Reserve price: $5,000; #8 Cubism, Menachem Helholz-Or “Jerusalem”, circa 1950s; Oil on canvas: 60 x 46 cm; High quality wooden frame, made in UK: 76 cm x 60 cm; Just cost of the frame was 200 GBP. Certified by Alon Zacaim, London, UK; Menachem Helholz-Or is a visual artist. Many works by the artist have been sold at auction, including 'A cubist fragmentation' sold at Bonhams New Bond Street 'Impressionist and Modern Art' in 2009 for $7,451. On Sotheby’s his paintings were sold $8,000 and more. Biography Menachem Helholz-Or was born in Germany in 1911. Although his training was never formal, he was exposed to the influence of various German Artists of the Expressionist and Bauhaus Movements whilst in his youth, most notably Franz Marc, Heinrich Campendonk, Paul Klee and Auguste Macke. His later work shows the influence of several of these artists especially in his fusing together of Cubism and vivid Expressionist colour. In 1933, when Hitler came to power, Helholz-Or fled from Germany and settled in Palestine, where from 1937, after initial hardships, he was able to devote himself to his painting. His favored subjects include figurative scenes, marine life and schematic cities, some of which are based on Jerusalem, Jaffa and also memories of German cities and railway bridges, reminiscent of motifs used by Max Beckmann. He stood out in the nascent Israeli art scene because of his adherence to avant-garde rather than nostalgic forms. Helholz -Or also experimented with the prismatic effects of light, and like many other German artists of the period, his work fluctuated between an Expressionist version of Orphism (under the influence of the Delaunays) and Cubism. His townscapes and still lives owe much to Paul Klee, particularly his creation of "all-over" formal poetic patterning. In 1977 the artist was awarded a prize from the National Museum of Monaco.
Eternity Gallery
May. 22, 2022
#2 Cubism, Menachem Helholz-Or “Figures and many fish”, circa 1950s
Est: $10,000 - $15,000
Reserve price: $4500; #2 Cubism, Menachem Helholz-Or “Figures and many fish”, circa 1950s; Oil on board: 68 x 58 cm; Frame: 80.5 cm x 69 cm; Certified by Alon Zacaim, London, UK; Menachem Helholz-Or is a visual artist. Many works by the artist have been sold at auction, including 'A cubist fragmentation' sold at Bonhams New Bond Street 'Impressionist and Modern Art' in 2009 for $7,451. Biography Menachem Helholz-Or was born in Germany in 1911. Although his training was never formal, he was exposed to the influence of various German Artists of the Expressionist and Bauhaus Movements whilst in his youth, most notably Franz Marc, Heinrich Campendonk, Paul Klee and Auguste Macke. His later work shows the influence of several of these artists especially in his fusing together of Cubism and vivid Expressionist colour. In 1933, when Hitler came to power, Helholz-Or fled from Germany and settled in Palestine, where from 1937, after initial hardships, he was able to devote himself to his painting. His favoured subjects include figurative scenes, marine life and schematic cities, some of which are based on Jerusalem, Jaffa and also memories of German cities and railway bridges, reminiscent of motifs used by Max Beckmann. He stood out in the nascent Israeli art scene because of his adherence to avant-garde rather than nostalgic forms. Helholz -Or also experimented with the prismatic effects of light, and like many other German artists of the period, his work fluctuated between an Expressionist version of Orphism (under the influence of the Delaunays) and Cubism. His townscapes and still lives owe much to Paul Klee, particularly his creation of "all-over" formal poetic patterning. In 1977 the artist was awarded a prize from the National Museum of Monaco.
Eternity Gallery
May. 14, 2022
Menachem Helholz-Or (Israeli - French, 1911-2008)
Est: -
Masks and shapes, Oil on wood, 59 x 45 cm, Unsigned (COA will be issued by Yair Art Gallery, Tel Aviv)
Yair Art Gallery
May. 14, 2022
Menachem Helholz-Or (Israeli - French, 1911-2008)
Est: -
Acre, 1955, Gouache on cardboard, 46 x 65 cm, Signed, dated and titled
Yair Art Gallery
Apr. 20, 2022
Menachem Helholz-Or (Israeli - French, 1911-2008)
Est: -
Masks Gouache on paper (matted), 35 x 25 cm, Unsigned (COA will be issued by Yair Art Gallery, Tel Aviv)
Yair Art Gallery