Archibald prize 2026: portrait of Jewish leader after Bondi terror attack wins people’s choice award
Michael Zavros’s painting Alex with his tefillin in the sea, depicting Jewish leader Alex Ryvchin. The painting has won the 2026 people’s choice award at the Archibalds. Photograph: Jenni CarterView image in fullscreenMichael Zavros’s painting Alex with his tefillin in the sea, depicting Jewish leader Alex Ryvchin.
- ▪Michael Zavros’s painting Alex with his tefillin in the sea, depicting Jewish leader Alex Ryvchin.
- ▪The painting has won the 2026 people’s choice award at the Archibalds.
- ▪Photograph: Jenni CarterView image in fullscreenMichael Zavros’s painting Alex with his tefillin in the sea, depicting Jewish leader Alex Ryvchin.
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Michael Zavros’s painting Alex with his tefillin in the sea, depicting Jewish leader Alex Ryvchin. The painting has won the 2026 people’s choice award at the Archibalds. Photograph: Jenni CarterView image in fullscreenMichael Zavros’s painting Alex with his tefillin in the sea, depicting Jewish leader Alex Ryvchin. The painting has won the 2026 people’s choice award at the Archibalds. Photograph: Jenni CarterArchibald prizeArchibald prize 2026: portrait of Jewish leader after Bondi terror attack wins people’s choice awardArtist Michael Zavros says he was inspired by a deep respect for Alex Ryvchin’s leadership, as well as an uncanny likeness between the two menGuardian staff and wiresThu 30 Jul 2026 02.22 EDTLast modified on Thu 30 Jul 2026 02.24 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleAn…
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