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Framed square wall art featuring a painted still life of red cherries in a floral teacup against a blue floral background, shown with a dark frame on a white wall.
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"Cherries in a Cup" Print by Tali Yalonetzki

A charming still life of ripe cherries in a delicate floral teacup, originally painted in acrylic on canvas. Rich in color and painted with expressive brushstrokes, this joyful composition celebrates the simple pleasures of everyday life, adding warmth and sweetness to any space.

This print is available in two sizes, 35*35 cm and 70*70 cm, framed or unframed. Framed prints will be printed on our matte paper, unframed on archival matte paper.

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Meet the Artist

Tali Yalonetzki is an Israeli artist and freelance illustrator whose work has been published internationally in children's books and magazines. Born in Ukraine in 1983, she immigrated to Israel with her family at the age of seven and a half.

Drawing, painting, and creating have been a part of her life since childhood. For Tali, creativity is both an overflowing source of energy and a quiet, healing way of experiencing the world. She studied at the Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design, graduating in 2009 with a B.Des. in Visual Communication, specializing in Illustration. Her graduation project—an illustrated collection of her father's short stories—was a deeply personal work that celebrated the warmth, nostalgia, and intimacy of childhood books and bedtime stories.

Today, Tali lives and works in Tel Aviv with her family. Inspired by the city's vibrant streets, its people, and the ever-changing quality of light, she captures fleeting moments from everyday life that become lasting memories. Photography plays an important role in her creative process, helping her preserve the small, meaningful moments that inspire her paintings.

Working primarily with acrylic paint and oil pastels, Tali creates soft, impressionistic works infused with warmth and nostalgia. Her paintings invite viewers into intimate, everyday scenes, celebrating the beauty found in ordinary moments and the memories that quietly shape our lives.

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