Heddy Kun "Day of Rest" Serigraph

Updated August 7, 2026

Lot number	77
Category	Fine Art & Prints
Auction	Signed Fine Art, Musical Instruments, Native Pottery & More!
Date	August 12, 2026 at 1:00 PM EDT
Auction house	Grasons Estate Sales of Southern AZ
Location	Reno, Nevada

Elegant limited edition serigraph titled "Day of Rest" by internationally collected Israeli artist Heddy Kun, created in 1999. Renowned for her richly colored, dreamlike compositions, Kun blends symbolism, nature, architecture, and the human figure into imaginative scenes that evoke tranquility, spirituality, and timeless beauty. Her work has been exhibited internationally and is held in numerous private and corporate collections around the world. This serigraph in color on wove paper is hand signed in pencil in the lower right and is numbered 109/350. The print also bears Registration #103630, further documenting the edition. Rich in detail and vibrant color, Day of Rest exemplifies Heddy Kun's signature style, combining fine craftsmanship with poetic storytelling that appeals to both seasoned collectors and first-time art buyers. The artwork measures approximately 31.75" x 25.25" overall and is professionally presented in an attractive gold-tone frame with decorative beaded detailing and a single white mat, providing an elegant gallery-quality presentation. The frame remains in good overall condition and measures 35.5" x 43", ready for immediate display. Appraised for $895.00 on October 11, 2001. Comes with Certificate of Authenticity and Appraisal. A wonderful addition for collectors of Heddy Kun, Israeli contemporary art, limited edition serigraphs, signed fine art, symbolist artwork, figurative art, gallery-framed prints, fine art collectibles, home décor, and investment-quality artwork. This beautifully framed signed serigraph offers exceptional decorative appeal while showcasing the distinctive vision of one of Israel's most recognized contemporary artists. See photos for details.

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