Lot 323
Three Important Notices – Ya'akov Peremen – Tel-Aviv, 1920s
"Three important notices", a poster announcing the re-opening of the "Ya'akov Peremen Large Library" and "the Permanent Art Exhibition in Eretz Israel", and "purchase, sale, exchange and consignment" in Bouquinerie bookstore. Tel-Aviv, Godard press, [1920s]. Hebrew.
Ya'akov Peremen (1881-1960), a Zionist activist, poet and philosopher, researcher and art collector. Made Aliya from Odessa in 1919 on the ship "Russlan". He imported about 200 art works and many books. His extraordinary collections turned his home to a cultural center. Peremen founded the artists cooperative "HaTomer" and the first art gallery in Tel-Aviv – "The permanent art exhibition in Eretz Israel".
60X48 cm, framed 72X60 cm. Folding marks and creases. Minor tears. Not examined out of frame.
