Nahum Gutman Museum
21 Rokah St., Tel Aviv, Israel
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The Nahum Gutman Museum in Tel Aviv presents the work of the famous Jewish artist, the founder of the Palestinian style in painting. Nahum Gutman (1898-1980) was an outstanding landscape painter, sculptor, children's writer, illustrator. For his contribution to children's literature, he was awarded the Hans Christian Andersen Prize in 1962.
The museum is located in an old house in the Neve Zedek district, where the artist spent his childhood. The two-storey museum contains more than 1,000 paintings, which is the most complete collection of works by Nahum Gutman, which were donated by the artist’s son. The museum has both permanent exhibitions and temporary themed ones.