Lucien Krief Art Gallery, Jerusalem

For a captivating journey through contemporary and fine art, look no further than the Lucien Krief Gallery located on King David Street near the King David Hotel in Jerusalem's gallery district. Renowned as the largest and oldest active gallery in the city, it offers a vast collection curated by artist and sculptor Lucien Krief himself.

The gallery hosts an extensive range of Israeli and international artworks, spanning from affordable pieces to high-end treasures. While paintings take center stage, visitors will also encounter sculptures, antique Judaica and silver, photography, and mixed media works. This diverse selection reflects the gallery's dedication to showcasing Jerusalem's artistic community and beyond.

At the gallery, exhibitions are thoughtfully curated to create a cohesive narrative, guiding viewers through a journey of aesthetic discovery. Each artwork is strategically positioned to evoke emotions, provoke thoughts, and spark dialogues, allowing visitors to fully immerse themselves in the art world and engage with the pieces on display.

Image Courtesy of Wikimedia and RonAlmog from Israel (ישראל).

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Sight Name: Lucien Krief Art Gallery
Sight Location: Jerusalem, Israel (See walking tours in Jerusalem)
Sight Type: Museum/Gallery

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