10 Facts About Dvora Bochman

Dvora Bochman was born in 1950 as Dvora Rivka Zemel, to Shoshana Zemel and Arye Zemel.

In 1972 she married Zvi Dvora Bochman and moved to Givatayim.

Dvora Bochman volunteered as a docent at the National Museum of Kenya where she attended training courses at the National Museums of Kenya in 1982.

Dvora Bochman assisted local theatrical companies by painting theatrical backgrounds for play and ballet productions, which included the Hurlington Players production of the Canterbury Tales, the National Theatre, and the Nairobi Ballet.

Dvora Bochman took on commercial engagements including work for the Kenyan Postal Authority and murals.

In 1992, Dvora Bochman returned to Israel and resumed her university education.

Dvora Bochman continued her artistic activities, accepting commercial commissions from the Israeli and Kenyan postal authorities as well as participating in art exhibitions.

Dvora Bochman volunteered as a docent in the Budapest Museum of Fine Arts and made several exhibitions.

Dvora Bochman joined many programs of the Museum of Fine Arts, where she was active as an art information scientist, setting up the digital library and instructing on better presentation skills.

Dvora Bochman has worked with oil paints and acrylics on canvas and plywood.