Arnold Goldberg Painter. b. 1947, Munich, Germany. Immigrated to Israel in 1952.
Graduate of  the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris.
Goldberg was born in Munich after WWII. His natural artistic gifts were apparent at an early age and at the age of sixteen he presented his first Solo exhibition in Israel.

In 1969 he left the army as a lieutenant. During the 70's and the 80's he presented in group and solo exhibitions in Canada, US, Amsterdam, Germany, Scotland and Israel. In the 90's he moved his studio to the art colony of Zefat located in the North of Israel and embarked a successful career as a muralist. Among his commissioned artistic projects: The international airport of Israel, the Jordanian – Israeli border and other monumental murals.

Goldberg’s works are strong and vivid colors. His early works are neo classic techniques, influenced by his master teachers in the École des Beaux-Arts. His later works are huge expressive works, figurative, nude, landscape and abstracts.

Goldberg's paintings are powerful and dramatic like stage set on which the objects are organized in an orderly manner just to be interrupted by a burst of colors. His styles very from impressionism to expressionism and Pop Art.

Goldberg uses color, mixed techniques and different styles. He  masters them all while working  in many media including Tempera, gouaches, watercolors, oils, metal elements and sculptures, and most recently installed 3D elements  to give his work multi dimensional expression.

Goldberg's abstract paintings are expressive and strong. The aquarelles and figurative paintings show lyricism, tenderness and loving eye to mankind and nature. The artist variety and complete mastering of his paintbrush draw art collectors from all over the world to purchase and own a piece of genuine Arnold Goldberg

Studies: École des Beaux-Arts, Paris

Teaching: Bezalel  academy of art in Jerusalem