Cubist-Style Figurative Painting (Likely 'Les Demoiselles d'Avignon' Homage)

This item is an oil on canvas painting, presented within a simple wooden frame with a lighter, off-white liner. The artwork depicts five stylized, nude, or semi-nude female figures in a Cubist-influenced style, reminiscent of Picasso's 'Les Demoiselles d'Avignon.' The color palette predominantly features warm earthy tones such as various shades of orange, red, and brown, contrasted with cooler blues, grays, and black outlines. The figures are rendered with angular forms, flattened planes, and distorted features, typical of early 20th-century avant-garde art movements. Some figures have elongated faces and simplified anatomical details, with prominent black lines defining their contours and features. One figure on the right foreground is seated with a distinctly red, mask-like face, while figures in the background appear more angular and abstract. A small detail resembling grapes or fruit is visible in the lower center, adding a compositional element. The brushstrokes appear visible, suggesting the hand of the artist, and the texture of the canvas is discernible through the paint. The painting is signed in the lower right corner with what appears to be a Hebrew signature, though difficult to fully decipher from the image. The overall condition of the painting seems good, with no obvious major damage, tears, or significant paint loss visible. The frame shows some minor wear consistent with age, but nothing detracting from the artwork itself. Given its stylistic characteristics, the estimated age of this painting could range from the mid-20th century to a more contemporary period, as Cubist influences continued to inspire artists long after the movement's inception. The craftsmanship is evident in the bold use of color and form, creating a dynamic and engaging composition.