- Naaman, Aviva
- Naaman, Michal
- Nabarro, Ron
- Nachmani, Naftali
- Nachmani, Vered
- Nachsholi, Barak
- Nachshon Dotan, Rachel
- Nachshon, Adi
- Nachshon, Baruch
- Nachshon, Ilan
- Nachshon, Shuli
- Nachshon, Tammy
- Nachteiler, Shimi
- Nadar, Gil
- Nadashi, Shelly
- Nadav, Itai
- Nadav, No'am
- Nadel, Hanna
- Nadel, Iris
- Nadel, Joseph
- Nader, Nir
- Nadler, Lea
- Nadler, Michael and Shulamit
- Nadler, Robert
- Nadler, Zohar
- Naffa, Noel
- Naftali, Israel
- Naftali, Shira
- Nagar, Viki
- Nahmaias, Monique
- Nahmias, Erna
- Nahmias, Shani
- Nahmias, Yossi
- Nahor, Aliza
- Nahor, Chaim
- Nahor, Zvi
- Nahum Wallach, Frieda
- Nahum, Daniel
- Nahum, David
- Nahumov, Gavriel
- Nameri, Shaul
- Namias, Nathalie
- Namir, Yigal
- Naner, Rachel
- Naor, Malka
- Naor, Nadav
- Narinsky, Shlomo
- Narkiss, Mordechai
- Narkiss, Zvi
- Naseti, Abraham
- Nastas, Fawzy Faten
- Natan, Efrat
- Nathan, Hanan
- Natif, Meir
- Nativ, Israel (Roly)
- Naton, Abraham
- Natour, Karam
- Natra, Sonia
- Nave, Amir
- Nave, Eran
- Naveh, Adriana
- Naveh, Aviv
- Naveh, Hanna
- Navi, Dalia
- Navok, Toony
- Navon, Arieh
- Navon, Chaim
- Navon, Dora
- Navon, Rachel
- Navon, Revital
- Navon, Tali
- Navon, Zeev
- Navot, David
- Nawy, Guy
- Nazaryan, Michael
- Neder, Yoram
- Neeman, Yaakov
- Negbi, Avi
- Negrin, Rena
- Neidus, Sharon
- Neiger, Lior
- Neiger, Miriam
- Neiman, Yehuda
- Nekrisova, Galina
- Nemes, Vernoica
- Nemet, Ruti
- Nemichenitzer, Elena
- Nerson, Rivka
- Nes, Adi
- Nesher, Itzhak
- Ness, Karni
- Nesvisky, Linda
- Neta Okashi, Bat Ami
- Netanel, Ziva
- Netaneli, Shaul
- Netter, Zagit Zvia
- Neufeld, Hanina
- Neuman, Gabi
- Neuman, Shoshana
- Neumann, Anna
- Neumann, Itamar
- Neumark, David
- Neustein, Joshua
- Neuwiirth, Yael
- Nevo, Ruth
- Nevo, Talma
- New Horizons (Ofakim Hadashim), 1948-1963
- Newman, Elias
- Newman, Zila
- Newmann, Abraham
- Nikel, Lea
- Nikolai, Amos
- Nimetz, Gregori
- Nimrod, Vered
- Ninio, Hannah
- Ninio, Moshe
- Nipo, David
- Nir Flanagen, Yael
- Nir Kamgushny, Chana
- Nir, Amir
- Nir, Ayala
- Nir, Chava
- Nir, Dina
- Nir, Uri
- Nishri, Miri
- Nissenbaum, Shmuel
- Nissim, Daphna
- Nissim, Sarah
- Nissim, Tamar
- Nissim, Vered
- Nizri, Igael
- Noah Adar, Eilat
- Nofech Moses, Isaac
- Noham, Abraham
- Noland, Kent
- Nolte, Zelda
- Nora and Naomi
- Nornberg, Simcha
- Notsani, Tami
- Novak, Chava
- Novak, Giora
- Novak, Moshe
- Novik, Sigal
- Nowitz, Richard
- Nowogroder, Jacob
- Noy, Boaz
- Noy, Moshe
- Nubani, Ibrahim
- Nuchi, Nathan
- Nudel, Roman
- Nussbaum, Hannah
- Nussbaum, Jakob
- Nussinov, Micha
- Nyman, Miriam
עברית
Alphabetical list of artists
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y ZShlomo Narinsky
Shlomo Narinsky, Israeli, born Russian Empire, 1885-1960.
Shlomo Narinsky was born in the village of Abyan, Russia, in 1885. Moved permanently to Israel in 1940. As a child he studied painting in Moscow. In 1904 he traveled to Paris, France. In 1905, on his way back to Russia, he was in Berlin, Germany, where he studied photography. In about 1906 he immigrated to Eretz Israel and settled in Jerusalem. There, he opened "Photographic Unity" together with Yaakov Hotimsky. During World War I he was exiled to Egypt. Where he first worked in photography in Alexandria and then in Cairo. In 1932 he settled in Paris, where he opened a photography studio. During the Second World War, he was interned in the detention camps in Drancy and San Denny. In 1944 he was released as part of a prisoner exchange. Upon his return to Palestine he settled in Kibbutz Ein Harod. In the 1950s he moved to Haifa. Most of Narinsky's fame was in photography. He documented the scenes of Jerusalem and the Holy Land that were published in 1918 as postcards by the others Jamal. In addition, he worked in painting, which he signed in the name of the journal "Nerani".
Teaching
Photography, Paris