“The women of Paris are cultured, stylish, sensual and beautiful. I see that there is beauty in every human being, and I am inspired to bring that beauty to my paintings.”
About Isaac Maimon
Maimon has devoted the majority of his life pursing a career in the arts. He attended the Avni Institute of Fine Art in Tel Aviv, Israel’s most prestigious academy for the arts. This is where his initial interest in the Paris school was cultivated, and he truly began to adore the work of such famed French painters as Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec and Henri Matisse. Maimon also found motivation in the work of his fellow Israelis, taking additional inspiration from painters Haim Kiva and Moshe Rosenthalis during his studies.
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Reviews from critics and curators
“I have been working in software since 1999, writing on whatever fascinates me about the craft, usually with a focus on testing and sensible agile practice.”
“I have been working in software since 1999, writing on whatever fascinates me about the craft, usually with a focus on testing and sensible agile practice.”
“I have been working in software since 1999, writing on whatever fascinates me about the craft, usually with a focus on testing and sensible agile practice.”
“In 20 years of working at startups, SMBs, and big tech companies, I've never felt so supported or so welcomed by my coworkers.”
“I have been working in software since 1999, writing on whatever fascinates me about the craft, usually with a focus on testing and sensible agile practice.”
“I have been working in software since 1999, writing on whatever fascinates me about the craft, usually with a focus on testing and sensible agile practice.”
“I have been working in software since 1999, writing on whatever fascinates me about the craft, usually with a focus on testing and sensible agile practice.”
“In 20 years of working at startups, SMBs, and big tech companies, I've never felt so supported or so welcomed by my coworkers.”