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Geula Zylberman
Geula Kohen Moradov commonly known as Geula Zylberman or Geula (born May 16, 1931 in Tel-Aviv, Israel) is a naturalized Venezuelan 〔National Museum of Women in the Arts, Clara Database of Women Artists, http://clara.nmwa.org/index.php?g=entity_detail&entity_id=3013〕 abstract impressionist artist 〔ellas. Año X. No. 158, Enero 1972, Caracas, Venezuela, pp. 70–71〕 that emigrated to Venezuela in 1940. She rose to national fame in 1969 〔Instituto Venezolano de Petroquimicos "Exposicion de Pinturas" Palacio de las Industrias - Sabana Grande, Venezuela. 2 de noviembre de 1969, p. 7〕 as a part of the figurative movement that took root in Latin America, painting picturesque Venezuelan landscapes and renowned portraits of Simon Bolivar. The positive domestic critical acclaim catapulted her to international recognition between 1971 and 1989, earning international recognition for her paintings and murals with exhibitions in countries such as Israel, the United States, Canada, Belgium, Brazil, France, Romania, and Honduras. Most recently, true to her ancestral roots, Geula has shifted into painting Judaica themes with a strong Zionist flare and national Israeli sentiment. As a result, Geula's artwork has constantly been representative of either Venezuelan or Israeli identity. Her art has been exhibited in Venezuelan federal and government buildings, the Israeli Knesset, major museums, and private collections worldwide.〔Piñana Vives, Teresa. "Anuario de la Pintura Venezolana 1976", Lito Jet C.A., Venezuela, pp.10 and 120〕
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