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Noah's Ark by David Gerstein - colorful metal art sculpture

David Gerstein

Noah's Ark

Prix régulier $205.00 Prix réduit $229.00
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Width 14cm (5.5") x Height 25cm (9.8")

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A colorful, free-standing piece that brings a fun twist to the classic story. Made of steel and standing 5.5 inches (14 cm) wide and 9.8 inches (25 cm) tall, this artwork from 2023 is all about joyful vibes and quirky characters. Printed on steel with Gerstein's playful style, it features a bunch of animals piled up in a lively, cheerful bunch. This unlimited edition piece is sturdy enough to stand out in any room, adding a pop of color and a dash of humor wherever you place it. Get your hands on this unique piece at the official Gerstein art web store and add some artistic flair to your space.

Details

  • Material: Metal cutout
  • Display: Freestanding

Care

Avoid prolonged direct sunlight.

Gerstein Design by David Gerstein - internationally acclaimed pop art sculptor.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is this sculpture made of?
This piece is crafted from metal cutout with Gerstein's signature bold colors and expressive style. Built to last, it's a meaningful artwork you'll enjoy for years.
How do I display this sculpture?
It's completely freestanding - just place it on any standard shelf, table, or mantel. No mounting or assembly required.
Does this make a good gift?
It makes a beautiful and meaningful Judaica gift for holidays, housewarmings, or any celebration. Each piece arrives carefully packaged and ready to display.
Is this an authentic David Gerstein piece?
Yes, every piece sold through GersteinART is an original David Gerstein creation from the official Gerstein Design collection. You're purchasing directly from the authorized online store.
Is this a limited edition? Is it signed?
This is an unlimited edition and does not include a hand signature. Each piece features the printed Gerstein Design logo as a mark of authenticity. If we offer a limited edition, it will always be clearly stated on the product page.
Can I add a greeting card or gift wrap?
Yes! At checkout you can include a free personalized greeting card - we print your message and tuck it into an official card. Gift wrapping in GersteinART wrap is also available upon request.
Does the price include customs fees?
No. Some countries may charge customs or import duties upon delivery. DHL Express handles this and will send you a payment link if needed. These fees vary by country and are not included in the shipping cost.

Livraison mondiale

DHL livre dans le monde entier et vers des destinations telles que l'Europe, les États-Unis et le Canada, l'expédition peut être aussi rapide que 1 à 2 jours.

Remboursement complet dans les 30 jours

Remboursement complet après retour pour quelque raison que ce soit dans les 30 jours suivant l'achat. Hors frais de port.

À propos de l'artiste

David (Dudu) Gerstein est né en 1944 à Jérusalem de parents immigrés de Pologne. La famille a déménagé à Ramat Gan quand il avait quatre ans. Lui et son frère jumeau, Jonathan (Yoni) Gerstein, ont fait preuve de talent artistique dès leur plus jeune âge. Le professeur de David, Batya Uziel, l'a encouragé à étudier la peinture.

À l'âge de treize ans, il fut envoyé dans un camp d'art à Jérusalem, où il fréquenta plusieurs étés de suite. Au lycée, il suit des cours au Centre d'Art Beit Zvi à Ramat Gan avec Rina Balktovsky Arnon.

Au cours de son service militaire dans les parachutistes, il a été stationné à Ein Gev pendant un an, où il a peint une série d'huiles représentant des quais de pêche, des bateaux et des paysages de kibboutz. Là-bas, il rencontre l'artiste Aharon Giladi, qui l'encourage à poursuivre ses études artistiques.

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