Signed David Gilboa Watercolor Painting

This item is an original work of art, specifically a watercolor painting on paper, bearing the signature of the noted Israeli artist David Gilboa (1910–1976). The work is presented in a matted frame behind glass, as evidenced by the surface reflections including a chandelier and window light. The palette features earthy tones of sienna, ochre, and umber, with subtle washes of cool lavender and gray in the foreground shadows, typical of Gilboa's mid-20th-century impressionistic style. The brushwork is gestural and fluid, suggesting a landscape or village scene with soft edges. A primary distinguishing feature is the dual signature in the lower right corner: the artist's name is written in English cursive as 'David Gilboa' and also in Hebrew script directly above it. The presence of both signatures is characteristic of his work intended for international and Israeli markets. Regarding condition, the paper appears to have some slight undulation under the matting, which is common for watercolor works on paper. There is a visible crease or surface irregularity extending diagonally across the lower right section of the image. The colors seem well-preserved without significant fading, though the overall lighting of the photograph makes a definitive assessment of foxing or yellowing difficult. Based on the artist's career, this piece likely dates from the 1950s or 1960s, a period when Gilboa was highly active in the Safed artists' colony.