David Schluss Midnight Celebration Serigraph Hand Signed , Numbered & Stamped 1995

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David Schluss (Israeli, b. 1943) Midnight Celebration, 1995
Serigraph on Paper, Hand-Signed & Numbered 25/320, With Publisher’s Stamp

A jubilant … Read more David Schluss (Israeli, b. 1943) Midnight Celebration, 1995
Serigraph on Paper, Hand-Signed & Numbered 25/320, With Publisher’s Stamp

A jubilant expression of motion and festivity, Midnight Celebration by renowned Israeli artist David Schluss radiates energy, rhythm, and poetic abstraction. Executed as a hand-signed serigraph in a limited edition of 320, this striking composition features a chorus of stylized, weightless figures dancing in unison beneath a luminous, dreamlike sky. Their vibrant garments—rendered in jewel-like hues of emerald, crimson, violet, and gold—seem to move with musical fluidity, evoking a sense of communal harmony and timeless celebration.
Schluss’s signature aesthetic—marked by curvilinear forms, textured surfaces, and symbolic gesture—is fully realized in this 1995 work, which captures the artist’s enduring fascination with human connection and spiritual vitality. The piece bears the artist’s signature, is numbered 25/320, and includes a publisher’s embossed stamp, attesting to its authenticity and limited edition provenance.
Elegantly matted and presented in a contemporary grey frame, Midnight Celebration is a radiant example of Schluss’s dynamic visual language—at once theatrical, meditative, and joyously alive.


Dimensions :38”H 50”W 1.5" D
Matted: 35” H 46.5" W
Unmatted :24.5”H 36”W


About the artist :
David Schluss (Israeli -b. 1943) is an Israeli contemporary artist known for his vibrant, lyrical works that blend figurative abstraction with neo-expressionist flair. Born in Israel and educated in Canada, Schluss developed a distinctive style characterized by flowing, weightless figures, textured surfaces, and exuberant color palettes. His art often explores themes of love, music, and human connection, rendered with a sense of movement and poetic rhythm. Schluss’s works have been exhibited internationally and are held in both private and institutional collections. See less