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Yaacov Agam laid to rest in Rehovot after farewell ceremony in Rishon Lezion
Yaacov Agam was buried Monday in Rehovot after a farewell ceremony at his museum in Rishon Lezion. The pioneer of kinetic art died at 98 and was remembered as an internationally renowned Israeli artist and a deeply human figure.
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- 01Agam was buried in Rehovot after a farewell ceremony in Rishon Lezion.
- 02He died at 98, one year after receiving the Israel Prize.
- 03He pioneered kinetic art and became a major international Israeli artist.
- 04Mourners highlighted his innovation, charisma, and lifelong focus on love.
- 05Rishon Lezion’s mayor said the museum will preserve his legacy.
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