In artwork dedicated to a culture shaped by prolonged hardships, Amram Ebgi conveys harmony, balance, and joy with an intricate yet simplified approach. His work exudes a sense of lightheartedness while simultaneously incorporating themes of prayer and scholarly study.

As painter and graphic artist, Amram also served as the official state-designer for the Organization Kibbutzim in Israel. In 1969, Amram came to the United States as a recipient of a scholarship to the Brooklyn Museum of Art in New York. At the Pratt Graphic Center, he developed a unique love and interest for the contemporary printmaking.

Amram Ebgi, an artist and printmaker, was born in Fez, Morocco, in the summer of 1939. Entering the world as an old-world immigrant during a period of imprecise record-keeping, his exact birth date is unknown, though it is officially recorded as July 16, 1939.

Amram Ebgi undertook various commissioned works. Notably, in 1990, he completed Seasons of Joy, a floor mural commissioned by the Congression B'nai Israel in Boca Raton, Florida. A 45-foot diameter mural, titled Sabbaths of Rest - Seasons of Joy, was painted on the courtyard floor using colored spray crete.

Born in 1939 in Fez, Morocco, Amram Ebgi is an Israeli/American printmaker, painter and sculptor. He immigrated from Morocco to Israel early in life. He went to New York City at the age of 30 under a scholarship of the Brooklyn Museum …

Amram Ebgi has been called a visionary whose imagination combines warmth, sensitivity, and light which gives the complexities of life a subtle structure. If art has the power to bring smiles of joy to individuals and peace amongst nations, then …

As painter and graphic artist, Amram also served as the official state-designer for the Organization Kibbutzim in Israel. In 1969 Amram came to the United States as a recipient of a scholarship to the Brooklyn Museum of Art in New York.

2017年4月28日 · Artist Amram Ebgi depicted his Jewish culture and love of Israel through lithographs, silkscreen creations, oil paintings, and etchings. Born in Morocco, he immigrated to Israel’s Kfar Blum kibbutz in 1951.

Master Printmaker and Sculptor Amram Ebgi has been creating beautiful Art for decades, bringing the deeply symbolic and beloved images of his rich Jewish Heritage to a growing legion of fans worldwide. His intricately detailed masterpieces are bursting with the colors of life, imbued with a joyous passion that radiates out from every image.

Amram Ebgi is an international Artist, a craftsman, and a master printer who strives to combine the warmth of sensitive feelings with light and the complexities of life with subtle structure. He does ink on paper drawings and also lithographs, etchings, watercolor, oil and work on copper.