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Zimmerman Editions, Ltd. has been printing and publishing for nationally renowned and internationally acclaimed artists to print and publish their works for four family generations of fine printmakers. Printing fine art limited editions of serigraphs, giclées, serigraphic sculptures, fine art posters, and other fine art works for museums, art publishers, galleries, corporate collections, and individual artists, Zimmerman Editions, Ltd. has had the privilege to print works for such acclaimed artists as:

Yaacov Agam was born in Israel in 1928, the son of a rabbi. His father was a deeply devout individual completely immersed in studies of Jewish mysticism and the Kabalah. This intense spiritualism permeated Agam's world as a child and resonates in his work today. Agam first broke on the art scene in Paris in 1953 with a one man show which challenged the way viewers "look" at art. His art can exist only in its relationship to the viewer, no longer a static form to be hung and contemplated from afar. Agam's artwork is meant to be touched, moved, and manipulated by the viewer, earning him the honor of being the "Father of Kinetic Art".

Agam studied art at the Bezalel Academy of Art in Jerusalem, then went to Europe in 1950 to travel. During this time ideas involving abstract art and color harmony had a profound influence on Agam and he became obsessed with the fourth dimension of time in his art. He eventually settled in Paris, which remains his primary residence today.

Agam's works are exhibited in the world's leading museums, including the Museum of Modern Art, New York; the Hirshhorn Museum, Washington, D.C.; and Pompidou Center, Paris. His one-man exhibits have been featured at the Guggenheim Museum in New York, the National Museum of Modern Art in Paris, and the Tel Aviv Museum in Israel. His monumental creations grace numerous public places and institutions worldwide. Agam has also designed a variety of original Torah arks and stained glass windows for synagogue sanctuaries, as well as religious items such as mezuzot and tallitot.

Agam's signature artform is the Polymorph and he is the master of this technique: a single image presented in triangular relief revealing many different images dependent on the position of the viewer, as the viewer moves and shifts position in order to see the artwork in its entirety. Other unique variations of his changing-image artforms are Agam's Prismagraph, Multigraph and Agamograph limited edition wall sculptures. Zimmerman Editions was Agam's North American atelier/printer for almost twenty years.

Although often compared to Keith Haring, Andy Warhol, and Roy Lichtenstein, Romero Britto is a young artist who has emerged with his own imagery and a unique style that is in fact redefining pop art today.

Britto's paintings capture the ecstasy of the imagination. His spontaneity and playfulness executed with vibrant colors and blatantly unconventional and daring formulas have the ability to appear almost childlike in their style, although upon further observation, his abstract constructions and highly sophisticated formations reveal his fundamental command of space, color, and the visual experience. Zimmerman Editions, Ltd. has produced three-dimensional serigraphic sculptures for Britto and his publishers. Britto lives and has his studio in South Beach, Miami, Florida.

Yankel Ginzburg was born in Soviet Russia in 1945 to a Russian Orthodox mother and a Polish Jewish father. For security reasons, Yankel's parents kept his Jewish roots a secret to him until the age of 9. The family immigrated to Israel in 1957 where Yankel began his career in art as the youngest student ever accepted to the prestigious Institute of Art. In 1968, after graduating with honors, two years of service in the Israeli army, and several art awards and one man shows in Israel and Italy, Yankel arrived in the United States for his first U.S. solo exhibition sponsored jointly by the Israeli Ambassador to the United States, Yitzhak Rabin and First Lady, Lady Bird Johnson at The National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.

Since his arrival in this country, Ginzburg has had at least one important one-man show in major cities each year, spreading his art from coast-to-coast, throughout Europe, the Middle East, and the Far East. The winner of the coveted Silver Medal in the Rome Biennale, and the subject of a full-length documentary art film, numerous books, and published articles, Yankel Ginzburg has been productive in a variety of creative media-paintings in oils and acrylics, tapestries, serigraphs, and his famous quadri-dimensional acrylic serigraphic sculptures. Zimmerman Editions Ltd. was his art publisher and exclusive serigrapher during Mr. Ginzburg's most active years of creating serigraphic limited edition sculptures and prints, from 1979-1996.

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Len Janklow was born in 1919 in Brooklyn, New York into a large family. He knew early in his young life that he had an artistic gift. A scholarship at the Art Students League in New York gave him the training and skills that he needed in order to pursue his dream of eventually becoming a full time artist. In the meantime however the depression was not a good time to begin this career. He took numerous jobs to support himself in order to continue his evening sessions at the New School for Social Research. After a serious but disastrous effort to support himself as a fine artist he succumbed to an apprenticeship in the painting of enormous ladies on huge outdoor signs. Later, a job in an art studio was the beginning of a career in commercial art which lasted for many years. After four years in the Army where he often painted outdoor murals and drew pinups and cartoons for Army publications, he returned to commercial art and eventually became president of a very successful advertising agency in New York City.

In 1972 after a quarter century of involvement in the field of advertising and art he decided at age 53 to return to his pursuit of fine art. He sold his business and moved to Fort Lauderdale, Florida where he began to make a name for himself in the field of Kinetic Fine Art. Since that time he has gained international attention for his outstanding creations of art that provide an illusion of movement. His creative use of acrylic, vibrant colors, and remarkable design have led to many one-man shows across the country. Although well known for his unique acrylic constructions, Janklow produced only a handful of limited editions, both two- and three-dimensional, and the Zimmerman Editions atelier produced and published all of them.

Lichtenstein is famous as a Pop artist for his use of images of romance, science fiction, and even violent militaristic images from comic-strips. Lichtenstein made high art out of comic strips, as was the dogma of the Pop artists. He took powerful imagery and refined them to be presented in a new way. During his development as an artist, Lichtenstein returned repeatedly to investigate new ways of determining the relationship between the subject matter and techniques of painting, of finding a balance between intuition and ideas; he thus enabled his own style to stand out all the more clearly against the background of art history. Before his death, he also printed serigraphic works with Zimmerman Editions, Ltd.

Tom Miller was born in 1945 in Baltimore. After attending a vocational high school he won a scholarship to the Maryland Institute, College of Art (MICA). After college, he worked for 20 years as an art teacher in city public schools. In 1987, he left teaching and returned to MICA to earn his graduate degree. From then on, Miller was a full-time artist. Since then, he refined his "bold, graphic style" and dense patterning, which were first manifested in his two-dimensional work. He has also developed an iconography that is characterized by whimsy, visual punning, and trompe l'oeil effects. He specialized in bright colors and wonderful animated images, and his wonderful sense of humor allowed him to make social statements through his joyful work.

Miller has had artworks commissioned by the National Aquarium in Baltimore, had many one-man museum shows including at the highly regarded Baltimore Museum of Art and has become a nationally known artist. Although most widely known for his colorful painted furniture, Zimmerman Editions Ltd. serigraphed all three of his fine art limited editions for him in the 90's. Tom Miller was diagnosed with AIDS in 1989 and friends say he was determined to work through the disease, never losing his sense of humor and his kind gentle nature. He died from AIDS complications in 2000.