This Moshe Leider original art is likely a mix of acrylic and watercolor in bright colors. Two women and a man are out on the town. The longer you look at the scene, the more details become apparent. The streetlight, the vase, the blue sky, the trees. The Israeli Abstract artist was born in 1945 communist Russia before moving to Israel to study at the Art College in Ramat-Hasharon. His style has been compared to Picasso. He continues to work and teach and is a member of the Israel Association of Painters and Sculptors. Framed with a large double mat edged in gold that continues the warm and rich feel of the painting.