3D "Pastoral Symphony" Israel Rubinstein 20"x23" Framed

Vintage 3D Decoupage Paper Tole Art - "Pastoral Symphony" Israel Rubinstein 20"x23" Framed Category: Art > Paintings / Art Prints / Mixed Media & Collage Price Recommendation: $95.00 – $145.00 (or best offer) Item Overview Up for sale is a stunning, beautifully crafted vintage 3D dimensional decoupage (paper tole) multi-layer art print of "Pastoral Symphony" by renowned Romanian-born Israeli surrealist artist Israel Rubinstein. This captivating dreamscape masterfully blends music and nature. It features a village fiddler playing beside a massive anthropomorphic tree root shaped like a cello/violin, while a musical scroll dramatically unfurls through a coastal village below a moonlit twilight sky. Because this is a multi-layered paper tole piece rather than a flat print, the foreground elements (the musician, tree branches, scroll, and individual houses) physically stand out from the background, creating incredible real-world depth and intricate shadow play. Specifications & Dimensions Artist: Israel Rubinstein (Original Composition) Title of Work: Pastoral Symphony Medium: Multi-layer 3D Paper Tole / Decoupage / Dimensional Art Era: Circa 1980s Total Framed Dimensions: 20” Width x 23” Height (Approx.) Framing: Housed in a vintage mottled green/teal mat-style composite frame with a gold-tone inner lip and protective glass cover. Condition Report Excellent Vintage Condition: This piece has been wonderfully preserved over the decades. Layer Stability: All multi-dimensional paper layers and structural silicone/foam spacers are completely firm, secure, and properly aligned. Nothing has sagged or slipped from its adhesive mount. Color & Paper: The paper cuts are incredibly clean and sharp. The colors remain vibrant with excellent tone consistency, showing no signs of severe UV fading or moisture warping. Frame & Glass: The glass is fully intact without chips or cracks. The frame shows only minor, typical shelf-wear appropriate for its age. Nearest intersection Yonge Street and Steeles Avenue