Sculpture and
Wall Relifs
“The shared link between ceramics and sculpture is emotional and formal, both of which play in the aspects of the medium.” Sculptures and wall reliefs are placed in the public sphere and are acknowledged as figures in the interaction between Jean as a person, the community and the environment in which she lived and created.
Jean Meyer, This week in the “National Kibbutz” 14/9/1972
“Totem”, Detail from Outdoor Sculpture
200/60 cm. approx, 1969
The Kibbuts Ha’artzi Building, Tel Aviv
Sculpture, Fountain, Slide, Concrete on Metalform, Children’s Pool, Ein Hasohfet
250/225/405 cm., 1964
Built by Yitzhak Merhav
Three Sculptures, Hand Built, Stoneware
Measurement Unknown, 70’s
Sculpture, Stoneware, Hand Built
45/45 cm, 80’s
“Totems”, Model for Outdoor Sculpture
Hand Built, Stoneware
44/80/15 cm., 1969
The Kibbuts Ha’artzi Building, Tel Aviv
“Muff”, Sculpture of the Artist’s dog
Hand Built, Stoneware
27/21/35 cm., 1998
Wall Relief, Hand Built Press Tilles, Chamoote
300/240 cm., 1984
The Library of Meggido Regional High School (Harei Efraim)
Small Sculpture, Stoneware
Expermental Work with Metal and Glazing
40/12 cm., 70’s
Outdoor Sculptural,
Hand Built, Stoneware
110/74/34 cm., 80’s
Meggido Theater and Concert Hall, Ein Hashofet
Outdoor Sculptural (Planter)
Located by the Diningroom in Ein Hashofet
Hand Built, Stoneware
110/50/50 cm., 1968