Eyn Sof (Arnold Belkin)

Eyn Sof is an artwork by Arnold Belkin (1930–1992). It measures 56 × 76 cm.

  • 56 × 76 cm
Eyn Sof by Arnold Belkin
Eyn Sof by Arnold Belkin.

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Eyn Sof: catalogue record

Title
Eyn Sof
Artist
Arnold Belkin (1930–1992)
Artist born in
Calgary, Canada
Dimensions
56 × 76 cm

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Frequently asked questions: Eyn Sof

What are the dimensions of the original "Eyn Sof" by Arnold Belkin?

The original "Eyn Sof" by Arnold Belkin measures 56 x 76 cm.

Can the image of "Eyn Sof" by Arnold Belkin be freely reproduced?

The copyright answer for "Eyn Sof" by Arnold Belkin: the work is still protected by copyright. This determines whether reproductions of the image may be freely made.

Who created "Eyn Sof"?

"Eyn Sof" is attributed to Arnold Belkin.

Why is the copyright status of "Eyn Sof" what it is?

"Eyn Sof" by Arnold Belkin is still protected by copyright. Copyright terms are measured from the artist's death, and Arnold Belkin died in 1992.

Arnold Belkin: biography

Arnold Belkin

1930–1992, Canada

Arnold Belkin

Arnold Belkin: Sculptor of Emotion and Symbol Arnold Belkin (1930 – 1992) was a prolific Israeli sculptor whose work explored themes of spirituality, mythology, and the human condition with remarkable sensitivity and technical mastery. Born in Jerusalem to Russian Jewish parents, Belkin’s artistic journey began early, fueled by an innate fascination for form and texture—a passion that would define his entire career. He studied at Bezalel Academy of Art & Design in Jerusalem, honing his skills in stone carving and experimenting with diverse materials like bronze and marble. Early Influences: Belkin’s formative years were marked by exposure to both Jewish mysticism and European avant-garde art movements.

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