Auction 34 - The Arnie Druck Collections
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Auction 34 - The Arnie Druck Collections
November 20, 2013
Opening: $1,200
Sold for: $2,625
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Aachen Passover Haggadah. Writing and illustration: Zoya Cherkassky. Rosenfeld Gallery publishing, Tel-Aviv, 2004.
"Aachen Passover Haggadah", 50 silkscreens. Reproduction of the original Haggadah created by the artist Zoya Cherkassky (b. 1976).
Title page and all of the prints are signed and numbered by Cherkassky: 36/150.
The illustrations of the "Aachen Passover Haggadah" (named after the German city of Aachen on the border with Holland and Belgium) - portray impressive graphic designs in red, black and gold – and are inspired by Jewish images, the Russian Avant-garde and anti-Semitic images. Throughout the Haggadah appear images of birds; their head is a Jewish head wearing a Streimel. These illustrations resemble the ones appearing in the "Birds Heads Haggadah" of the Middle Ages and anti- Semitic illustrations.
The Haggadah was written and illustrated by Cherkassky in 2002 during her stay in Aachen in an artists' exchange program.The Haggadah was exhibited in the Rosenfeld Gallery in Tel-Aviv and was acquired by the Israel Museum, Jerusalem. [51] leaves, 40X30 cm. In a cloth covered box, hand-made by the binder Daniel Blum. Very good condition.
From the collection of Arnie Druck.
"Aachen Passover Haggadah", 50 silkscreens. Reproduction of the original Haggadah created by the artist Zoya Cherkassky (b. 1976).
Title page and all of the prints are signed and numbered by Cherkassky: 36/150.
The illustrations of the "Aachen Passover Haggadah" (named after the German city of Aachen on the border with Holland and Belgium) - portray impressive graphic designs in red, black and gold – and are inspired by Jewish images, the Russian Avant-garde and anti-Semitic images. Throughout the Haggadah appear images of birds; their head is a Jewish head wearing a Streimel. These illustrations resemble the ones appearing in the "Birds Heads Haggadah" of the Middle Ages and anti- Semitic illustrations.
The Haggadah was written and illustrated by Cherkassky in 2002 during her stay in Aachen in an artists' exchange program.The Haggadah was exhibited in the Rosenfeld Gallery in Tel-Aviv and was acquired by the Israel Museum, Jerusalem. [51] leaves, 40X30 cm. In a cloth covered box, hand-made by the binder Daniel Blum. Very good condition.
From the collection of Arnie Druck.
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Auction 34 - The Arnie Druck Collections
November 20, 2013
Opening: $400
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Uri Lifschitz, etchings and lithographs 1963-1985. Editor: Yesha'ayahu Yariv. Tel-Aviv: Gordon Gallery, 1986. Hebrew and English.
Catalogue of "Etchings and Lithographs 1963-1985" exhibition, an extensive exhibition of the graphic works of Uri Lifschitz, exhibited in Gordon Gallery in Tel-Aviv, 1985. First copy, signed and numbered, from a "Special, remarkable, edition of 8 copies", with two original etchings, numbered and signed by Lifschitz (1/100) and bound in a leather binding with an engraved golden plaque on its center.
56 pp, [69] plates, [3] leaves, XXVII pp, 30 cm. Good condition. In a cloth-backed slipcase.
From the collection of Arnie Druck.
Catalogue of "Etchings and Lithographs 1963-1985" exhibition, an extensive exhibition of the graphic works of Uri Lifschitz, exhibited in Gordon Gallery in Tel-Aviv, 1985. First copy, signed and numbered, from a "Special, remarkable, edition of 8 copies", with two original etchings, numbered and signed by Lifschitz (1/100) and bound in a leather binding with an engraved golden plaque on its center.
56 pp, [69] plates, [3] leaves, XXVII pp, 30 cm. Good condition. In a cloth-backed slipcase.
From the collection of Arnie Druck.
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Auction 34 - The Arnie Druck Collections
November 20, 2013
Opening: $200
Sold for: $250
Including buyer's premium
A Coat Made of Wind, by Arturo Schwarz. Published by the Genia Schreiber Tel Aviv University Art Gallery, 1994. English. Numbered: 18/30 and signed by Arturo Schwarz.
A dozen poems by Arturo Schwarz, with an illustration by Ofer Lellouche. Attached is an original etching by Ofer Lellouche, signed and numbered 18/40. [11] leaves, [1] etching, 24 cm. Very good condition.
From the collection of Arnie Druck.
A dozen poems by Arturo Schwarz, with an illustration by Ofer Lellouche. Attached is an original etching by Ofer Lellouche, signed and numbered 18/40. [11] leaves, [1] etching, 24 cm. Very good condition.
From the collection of Arnie Druck.
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Auction 34 - The Arnie Druck Collections
November 20, 2013
Opening: $500
Sold for: $625
Including buyer's premium
L'Issue, Samuel Beckett. Six gravures originales de Arikha. Paris: Les Editions Georges Visat, 1968. French. Numbered: 113/154.
L'Issue, a short passage from "The Lost Ones" by Samuel Beckett. The text is accompanied by six etchings by Avigdor Arikha – abstract drawings, in black and white with touches of color, signed in pencil by Arikha. 25, [3] pp, 29 cm. Good condition. Heavy paper of fine quality. Separate sheets in a folder.
From the collection of Arnie Druck.
L'Issue, a short passage from "The Lost Ones" by Samuel Beckett. The text is accompanied by six etchings by Avigdor Arikha – abstract drawings, in black and white with touches of color, signed in pencil by Arikha. 25, [3] pp, 29 cm. Good condition. Heavy paper of fine quality. Separate sheets in a folder.
From the collection of Arnie Druck.
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Auction 34 - The Arnie Druck Collections
November 20, 2013
Opening: $200
Sold for: $250
Including buyer's premium
Time Constructs my Core, Nechami Druck. “Even Hoshen” Publishers, Raanana, 2006.
The twenty-sixth book in a series of poetry books "Pitda" (Topaz). Printed in a limited edition of 50 copies, accompanied by an original etching by the artist Israel Hershberg, printed at the print workshop located in Kibbutz Cabri. This copy is numbered 26 and it is signed in the colophon by the poet and bound in a binding made by Ido Agassi. The etching is signed, dated (2005) and numbered by Hershberg. 76, [2], p, 25X21 cm. Etching: 20x16 cm. Very good condition.
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The twenty-sixth book in a series of poetry books "Pitda" (Topaz). Printed in a limited edition of 50 copies, accompanied by an original etching by the artist Israel Hershberg, printed at the print workshop located in Kibbutz Cabri. This copy is numbered 26 and it is signed in the colophon by the poet and bound in a binding made by Ido Agassi. The etching is signed, dated (2005) and numbered by Hershberg. 76, [2], p, 25X21 cm. Etching: 20x16 cm. Very good condition.
Source: Arnie Druck Collection.
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Auction 34 - The Arnie Druck Collections
November 20, 2013
Opening: $3,000
Sold for: $3,750
Including buyer's premium
Moshe Gershuni, thirteen etchings for poems by Chaim Nachman Bialik. Dan Miron:
assisted with the selection of poems and composed the introduction. Jerusalem: Jerusalem Print Workshop, 1987.
Thirteen etchings by Moshe Gershuni accompanying thirteen poems by Chaim Nachman Bialik. Titles of poems designed by Franceska Baruch and initial letters by Joseph Budko. One poem was handwritten by Gershuni and printed in screenprinting. Numbered edition: 18/50. All of the etchings are signed and numbered by Gershuni.
Attached is a catalogue of an exhibition held in 1988 in the Tel-Aviv Museum [curator: Edna Moshensohn] which is a reproduction of the album (published by the Tel-Aviv Art Museum, "Dvir" and the Jerusalem Print Workshop). [14] sheets, 38X53 cm, folded into two, in a cardboard box by Yehuda Miklaf. Very good condition.
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assisted with the selection of poems and composed the introduction. Jerusalem: Jerusalem Print Workshop, 1987.
Thirteen etchings by Moshe Gershuni accompanying thirteen poems by Chaim Nachman Bialik. Titles of poems designed by Franceska Baruch and initial letters by Joseph Budko. One poem was handwritten by Gershuni and printed in screenprinting. Numbered edition: 18/50. All of the etchings are signed and numbered by Gershuni.
Attached is a catalogue of an exhibition held in 1988 in the Tel-Aviv Museum [curator: Edna Moshensohn] which is a reproduction of the album (published by the Tel-Aviv Art Museum, "Dvir" and the Jerusalem Print Workshop). [14] sheets, 38X53 cm, folded into two, in a cardboard box by Yehuda Miklaf. Very good condition.
Origin: Arnie Druck collection
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Auction 34 - The Arnie Druck Collections
November 20, 2013
Opening: $1,000
Sold for: $1,500
Including buyer's premium
Kaddish, Allen Ginsberg. Hebrew: Nathan Zach, prints: Moshe Gershuni. "Harel" publishing, Jaffa, 1997.
Twenty four original silkscreens, printed on a gilded metal sheet, created by Moshe Gershuni. The prints accompany the poem "Kaddish" by Allen Ginsberg. The poem is printed in the original English version with a translation into Hebrew by Nathan Zach. All of the prints are signed and numbered by Moshe Gershuni: 18/48. [26] sheets: 65X50 cm, folded into two. Placed in a box: 35X54 cm. Very good condition.
Origin: Arnie Druck collection
Twenty four original silkscreens, printed on a gilded metal sheet, created by Moshe Gershuni. The prints accompany the poem "Kaddish" by Allen Ginsberg. The poem is printed in the original English version with a translation into Hebrew by Nathan Zach. All of the prints are signed and numbered by Moshe Gershuni: 18/48. [26] sheets: 65X50 cm, folded into two. Placed in a box: 35X54 cm. Very good condition.
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![Todesfuge [Death Fugue], by Paul Celan. Jaffa: "Harel", 1995. German. Numbered: 18/35.
The monumental poem "De](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale34-public/104.jpg "\"Death Fugue\" by Paul Celan – Etchings by Yigal Tumarkin")
Auction 34 - The Arnie Druck Collections
November 20, 2013
Opening: $600
Sold for: $750
Including buyer's premium
Todesfuge [Death Fugue], by Paul Celan. Jaffa: "Harel", 1995. German. Numbered: 18/35.
The monumental poem "Death Fugue" by Paul Celan (German original version), accompanied by five remarkable etchings by Yigal Tumarkin, created using a technique combining photographic etching and drypoint. All of the five etchings are signed and numbered by Tumarkin. [17] leaves, not bound, 38.5 cm. In a cloth covered binder and a matching slipcase.
From the collection of Arnie Druck.
The monumental poem "Death Fugue" by Paul Celan (German original version), accompanied by five remarkable etchings by Yigal Tumarkin, created using a technique combining photographic etching and drypoint. All of the five etchings are signed and numbered by Tumarkin. [17] leaves, not bound, 38.5 cm. In a cloth covered binder and a matching slipcase.
From the collection of Arnie Druck.
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Auction 34 - The Arnie Druck Collections
November 20, 2013
Opening: $250
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Ma'asse HaYam, Chronikat Perush, by Michal Govrin. Etchings by Liliane Klapisch. Jaffa: "Harel", 1998.
"Ma'asse HaYam, Chronikat Perush" by Michal Govrin. A travel journal starting in Rio De Janiero and ending in Jerusalem. The "Journal" is written in the central column on the leaf, surrounded by interpretations (passages of poetry, philosophy, citations from dictionaries or Jewish sources and illustrations) resembling a Talmudic page. The book is accompanied by eleven original copper etchings by Liliane Klapisch, made using a combined technique of aquatint, soft-ground and drypoint. The etchings are signed 18/78 and signed by Klapisch.
[8], 57, [5] pp, 38 cm. Good condition. Printed on thick paper and contained in a cardboard slipcase.
Attached is the book "Ma'asse HaYam, Chronikat Perush" published by "Carmel", Jerusalem, 2000. A dedication by the author appears on the first leaf.
From the collection of Arnie Druck.
"Ma'asse HaYam, Chronikat Perush" by Michal Govrin. A travel journal starting in Rio De Janiero and ending in Jerusalem. The "Journal" is written in the central column on the leaf, surrounded by interpretations (passages of poetry, philosophy, citations from dictionaries or Jewish sources and illustrations) resembling a Talmudic page. The book is accompanied by eleven original copper etchings by Liliane Klapisch, made using a combined technique of aquatint, soft-ground and drypoint. The etchings are signed 18/78 and signed by Klapisch.
[8], 57, [5] pp, 38 cm. Good condition. Printed on thick paper and contained in a cardboard slipcase.
Attached is the book "Ma'asse HaYam, Chronikat Perush" published by "Carmel", Jerusalem, 2000. A dedication by the author appears on the first leaf.
From the collection of Arnie Druck.
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Auction 34 - The Arnie Druck Collections
November 20, 2013
Opening: $200
Unsold
Two bibliophilic booklets published by Land Marks Press, Michigan, 1994, 1997. Etchings by Lynn Avadenka.
1. Grandpa Isidore, by Amos Oz. Michigan, 1997. A short story by Amos Oz printed in English and in Hebrew, accompanied by an etching by Lynne Avadenka. "Grandpa Isidore was edited on a Mackintosh computer in Garamond and David types. Printed from Polymer plates on white Frankfurt paper. Twinrocker Sagebrush cover, handsewn." Copy no. 18/25. Lynne Avadenka and Amos Oz signatures on Hebrew and on English Colophon. [8] leaves + etching, 31 cm. Good condition. Attached is a promotional leaflet announcing the publication of this booklet.
2. I am Sitting Here Now, by Yehuda Amichai. Michigan 1994. A section of Yehuda Amichai's poem. Printed in English and in Hebrew, accompanied by a mezzotint etching by Lynne Avadenka. Copy no. 18/25 copies. Signed by Lynne Avadenka and Yehuda Amichai. [4] pp folded, in a special paper cover, 26 cm. Good condition. Attached is a promotional leaflet issued towards the publication of the booklet. Good condition.
From the collection of Arnie Druck.
1. Grandpa Isidore, by Amos Oz. Michigan, 1997. A short story by Amos Oz printed in English and in Hebrew, accompanied by an etching by Lynne Avadenka. "Grandpa Isidore was edited on a Mackintosh computer in Garamond and David types. Printed from Polymer plates on white Frankfurt paper. Twinrocker Sagebrush cover, handsewn." Copy no. 18/25. Lynne Avadenka and Amos Oz signatures on Hebrew and on English Colophon. [8] leaves + etching, 31 cm. Good condition. Attached is a promotional leaflet announcing the publication of this booklet.
2. I am Sitting Here Now, by Yehuda Amichai. Michigan 1994. A section of Yehuda Amichai's poem. Printed in English and in Hebrew, accompanied by a mezzotint etching by Lynne Avadenka. Copy no. 18/25 copies. Signed by Lynne Avadenka and Yehuda Amichai. [4] pp folded, in a special paper cover, 26 cm. Good condition. Attached is a promotional leaflet issued towards the publication of the booklet. Good condition.
From the collection of Arnie Druck.
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Auction 34 - The Arnie Druck Collections
November 20, 2013
Opening: $400
Sold for: $1,250
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Writing or Life, Jorge Semprún. Etching by Eduardo Chillida. "Harel" publishing, Jaffa and "Boza", Barcelona, [1997]. Hebrew edition.
Selected texts from "Writing or Life" by Jorge Semprún, translated into Hebrew by Ido Basuk. Accompanied by original, signed and numbered etching by Eduaro Chillida. A limited edition of 124 copies (numbered 1-100, AP I-XII, HC 1-Xii). The copy presented here is no. 18/100.
This book was published when Jorge Semprún was awarded the Jerusalem Prize for Human Rights, in four editions in different languages: English, French, Spanish and Hebrew. Each edition is accompanied by a different etching.
[18] pp (nine separate sheets folded into two), 28X38 cm + etching. In a cloth-covered case.
From the collection of Arnie Druck.
Selected texts from "Writing or Life" by Jorge Semprún, translated into Hebrew by Ido Basuk. Accompanied by original, signed and numbered etching by Eduaro Chillida. A limited edition of 124 copies (numbered 1-100, AP I-XII, HC 1-Xii). The copy presented here is no. 18/100.
This book was published when Jorge Semprún was awarded the Jerusalem Prize for Human Rights, in four editions in different languages: English, French, Spanish and Hebrew. Each edition is accompanied by a different etching.
[18] pp (nine separate sheets folded into two), 28X38 cm + etching. In a cloth-covered case.
From the collection of Arnie Druck.
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Auction 34 - The Arnie Druck Collections
November 20, 2013
Opening: $500
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1. Understanding , published by Land Marks Press, Michigan, 1987-1988 . A folded Pop-Up Booklet. The pieces that are cut protrude and form letters that together make up the word "Bina" (intelligence ). The text is from the narrative "Shiur Koma" by Moshe Cordovero (English), and from the Book of Isaiah, Chapter 13 Verse 28 (Hebrew). Signed and numbered by Avadenka: 75/75.
2. A Meditation , published by Land Marks Press , Michigan, 1986. A folded booklet. Three pages are cut out in the form of the letters ‘Yud Yud’ . On the remaining pages a passage from the Song of Songs is printed (English). Signed and numbered by Avadenka : 69/90.
3. An Only Kid. Land Marks Press Publishers , 1990 . English. Wording and meaning of the liturgical poem "Chad Gadya " by Lynne Avadenka. The booklet’s design is inspired by Eliezer (El) Lissitzky. The booklet’s binding was made from a special combination of materials, including goat’s hair.Signed and numbered by Avadenka: 48/75.
4. Compassion , published by Land Marks Press, 1996. The booklet deals with the various meanings of the word "Rehamim" (Compassion/mercy) in Hebrew and in English. The last pages are sewn together, creating a three-dimensional effect: when the booklet is open it presents the elements that comprise the word Rehamim – Rehem (womb), Ma’im (water) and Yam (sea). Signed by Avadenka and numbered 36/50. Attached is a publicity flyer that marks the publication of the booklet.
5. Excerpt from the book by Shulamit Hareven, "The Miracle Hater" (Hebrew and English), accompanied by an illustration by Avadenka. Page 56X43 cm. The print is signed and numbered: 15/20.
Attached is an additional work by Avadenka - a thick sheet of paper, folded in an accordion fold, with pencil illustrations, with patterns made by a paper hole punch needle. 54X15 cm. Work is unsigned and not numbered.
From the collection of Arnie Druck.
2. A Meditation , published by Land Marks Press , Michigan, 1986. A folded booklet. Three pages are cut out in the form of the letters ‘Yud Yud’ . On the remaining pages a passage from the Song of Songs is printed (English). Signed and numbered by Avadenka : 69/90.
3. An Only Kid. Land Marks Press Publishers , 1990 . English. Wording and meaning of the liturgical poem "Chad Gadya " by Lynne Avadenka. The booklet’s design is inspired by Eliezer (El) Lissitzky. The booklet’s binding was made from a special combination of materials, including goat’s hair.Signed and numbered by Avadenka: 48/75.
4. Compassion , published by Land Marks Press, 1996. The booklet deals with the various meanings of the word "Rehamim" (Compassion/mercy) in Hebrew and in English. The last pages are sewn together, creating a three-dimensional effect: when the booklet is open it presents the elements that comprise the word Rehamim – Rehem (womb), Ma’im (water) and Yam (sea). Signed by Avadenka and numbered 36/50. Attached is a publicity flyer that marks the publication of the booklet.
5. Excerpt from the book by Shulamit Hareven, "The Miracle Hater" (Hebrew and English), accompanied by an illustration by Avadenka. Page 56X43 cm. The print is signed and numbered: 15/20.
Attached is an additional work by Avadenka - a thick sheet of paper, folded in an accordion fold, with pencil illustrations, with patterns made by a paper hole punch needle. 54X15 cm. Work is unsigned and not numbered.
From the collection of Arnie Druck.
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