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Kosso Eloul
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"Shalom", 1967,
silkscreen, 71.5 X 102 cm
signed, numbered, limited edition
Kosso Eloul (1920-1995), Israeli sculptor, originally traditional, who has become known for minimalist rectangular box-shaped pieces made from stainless steel which bring to mind the Cubi series of American sculptor David Smith (1906-1965).
Kosso Eloul was born in Mourom, Russia. He immigrated to Israel in 1924 and was raised in Israel, educated in Tel Aviv and in the U.S.A. which included study at the Art Institute of Chicago (1939-43).
In 1948 he joined the ''New Horizons'' group.
Kosso Eloul came to Canada in the summer of 1964 at the invitation of the International Sculpture Symposium in Montreal, then went on to Toronto where he settled.
His sculptures were shown widely in the United States and Canada.
Kosso's most well-known sculpture is the eternal flame at Yad Vashem in Jerusalem. The flame, in a large, stark room, emerges from the stone floor through a bronze sculpture in the image of a broken goblet.
