Auction 15 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
Architect Dov Hershkovitz – Beit Va'ad HaKehilah – Architectural Drawings
Opening: $400
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"Beit Va'ad HaKehilah of Jaffa and Tel Aviv", three architectural drawings, pencil on drawing-paper. Tel Aviv, 1924. Signed by Dov Hershkovitz.
Beit Va'ad HaKehilah (42 Rothschild Boulevard) was one of the first public buildings in Tel Aviv. Housed the Chief Rabbinate, the Rabbinical Court, Hevra Kadisha and other religious institutions. Most weddings in Tel Aviv in the 20s and 30s were held on its roof, in the open air.
Leaf, 43x43cm. Good condition. Creases and a few stains.
Beit Va'ad HaKehilah (42 Rothschild Boulevard) was one of the first public buildings in Tel Aviv. Housed the Chief Rabbinate, the Rabbinical Court, Hevra Kadisha and other religious institutions. Most weddings in Tel Aviv in the 20s and 30s were held on its roof, in the open air.
Leaf, 43x43cm. Good condition. Creases and a few stains.
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