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Auction 47 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
September 8, 2015
Opening: $1,000
Sold for: $938
Including buyer's premium
"Security of the Yishuv is your Security, Defense Budget is your Shield!" (Hebrew). Linol: Zvi Bergman, Cooperative Printing Press "HaPo'el HaTza'ir", Tel-Aviv, Nissan, 1941. Design: Oskar Lachs.
Fine poster, printed in blue and black, with an illustration of a watch tower. Approx. 63X95 cm. Good condition. Folding marks. Some tears at margins (one open tear, restored). Ink stamp.
From the collection of Dr Simon Cohen.
Fine poster, printed in blue and black, with an illustration of a watch tower. Approx. 63X95 cm. Good condition. Folding marks. Some tears at margins (one open tear, restored). Ink stamp.
From the collection of Dr Simon Cohen.
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Posters, "Bezalel", Bibliophilia and Art Books, Israeli and International Art
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!["Hadashot Ahronot Yofia BaYamim Hakrovim" [Hebrew: Hadashot Ahronot will appear in the next few days]. Advertisment](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale47-public/311.JPG "\"Hadashot Ahronot\" Newspaper – Meir Gur-Aryeh, 1936")
Auction 47 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
September 8, 2015
Opening: $1,200
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"Hadashot Ahronot Yofia BaYamim Hakrovim" [Hebrew: Hadashot Ahronot will appear in the next few days]. Advertisment poster for the upcoming publication of the newspaper "Hadashot Ahronot". Design: Meir Gur- Aryeh (signed in initials). "Leumi" Printing Press, [Jerusalem, summer 1936].
The poster portrays a young, barefoot Yemenite boy, selling the newspaper.
"Hadashot Ahronot" was published in Jerusalem during the years 1936-1937. The paper was founded by editorial members of "Doar HaYom" newspaper, following the closure of the latter in June 1936. The last issues of "Doar HaYom" were distributed together with the first issues of "Hadashot Ahronot". 92.5X59 cm. Good condition. Some stains. Folding marks. Slight tears at folding marks. Mounted on acid free paper.
From the collection of Dr Simon Cohen.
The poster portrays a young, barefoot Yemenite boy, selling the newspaper.
"Hadashot Ahronot" was published in Jerusalem during the years 1936-1937. The paper was founded by editorial members of "Doar HaYom" newspaper, following the closure of the latter in June 1936. The last issues of "Doar HaYom" were distributed together with the first issues of "Hadashot Ahronot". 92.5X59 cm. Good condition. Some stains. Folding marks. Slight tears at folding marks. Mounted on acid free paper.
From the collection of Dr Simon Cohen.
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Posters, "Bezalel", Bibliophilia and Art Books, Israeli and International Art
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Auction 47 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
September 8, 2015
Opening: $700
Unsold
"Chile Salpeter, 15.5% nitrogen, NaNo3, the only natural nitrogenous fertilizer, for all crops and soils" (Hebrew). Design: Meir Gur-Aryeh (signed M.G.) / B. A. [Beit Avoda - workshop] Gur-Aryeh, "Bezalel". "Grafika" Printing Press, Jerusalem, [late 1920s?].
Advertisement poster for a salt used as a fertilizer. On the left – a branch with oranges and on the bottom - a farmer sowing seeds in a field. 67X48 cm. Fair-good condition. The poster is mounted on acid-free paper. Restored tears (some tears of several centimeters) with slight paint restorations.
From the collection of Dr Simon Cohen.
"Chile Salpeter, 15.5% nitrogen, NaNo3, the only natural nitrogenous fertilizer, for all crops and soils" (Hebrew). Design: Meir Gur-Aryeh (signed M.G.) / B. A. [Beit Avoda - workshop] Gur-Aryeh, "Bezalel". "Grafika" Printing Press, Jerusalem, [late 1920s?].
Advertisement poster for a salt used as a fertilizer. On the left – a branch with oranges and on the bottom - a farmer sowing seeds in a field. 67X48 cm. Fair-good condition. The poster is mounted on acid-free paper. Restored tears (some tears of several centimeters) with slight paint restorations.
From the collection of Dr Simon Cohen.
Advertisement poster for a salt used as a fertilizer. On the left – a branch with oranges and on the bottom - a farmer sowing seeds in a field. 67X48 cm. Fair-good condition. The poster is mounted on acid-free paper. Restored tears (some tears of several centimeters) with slight paint restorations.
From the collection of Dr Simon Cohen.
"Chile Salpeter, 15.5% nitrogen, NaNo3, the only natural nitrogenous fertilizer, for all crops and soils" (Hebrew). Design: Meir Gur-Aryeh (signed M.G.) / B. A. [Beit Avoda - workshop] Gur-Aryeh, "Bezalel". "Grafika" Printing Press, Jerusalem, [late 1920s?].
Advertisement poster for a salt used as a fertilizer. On the left – a branch with oranges and on the bottom - a farmer sowing seeds in a field. 67X48 cm. Fair-good condition. The poster is mounted on acid-free paper. Restored tears (some tears of several centimeters) with slight paint restorations.
From the collection of Dr Simon Cohen.
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Posters, "Bezalel", Bibliophilia and Art Books, Israeli and International Art
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!["Tel-Aviv Zoo – Here we Are!" illustrated poster. I. Shlomi Printing Press, Tel-Aviv, [late 1930s-40s]. Hebrew, Eng](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale47-public/313.JPG "Tel-Aviv Zoo – Illustrated Poster")
Auction 47 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
September 8, 2015
Opening: $600
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"Tel-Aviv Zoo – Here we Are!" illustrated poster. I. Shlomi Printing Press, Tel-Aviv, [late 1930s-40s]. Hebrew, English and Arabic. Signed in monogram: ט T.
Illustrations of parrots, a kangaroo and a black swan. The Tel-Aviv Zoo opened in December 1938. Approx. 50X70 cm. Good-fair condition. Professionally restored tears and creases. Mounted on acid-free paper.
From the collection of Dr Simon Cohen.
Illustrations of parrots, a kangaroo and a black swan. The Tel-Aviv Zoo opened in December 1938. Approx. 50X70 cm. Good-fair condition. Professionally restored tears and creases. Mounted on acid-free paper.
From the collection of Dr Simon Cohen.
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Posters, "Bezalel", Bibliophilia and Art Books, Israeli and International Art
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Auction 47 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
September 8, 2015
Opening: $800
Unsold
"Visit the Tel-Aviv Zoo", colorful poster, illustrated by Nachum Gutman. Linol: Zvi Bergman Institute. I. Shlomi Printing Press, Tel-Aviv, [late 1930s-40s].
The Tel-Aviv Zoo was opened on December 1938. Approx. 50X70 cm. Folding marks and creases. Slight tears and stains at margins.
From the collection of Dr Simon Cohen.
The Tel-Aviv Zoo was opened on December 1938. Approx. 50X70 cm. Folding marks and creases. Slight tears and stains at margins.
From the collection of Dr Simon Cohen.
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Posters, "Bezalel", Bibliophilia and Art Books, Israeli and International Art
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Auction 47 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
September 8, 2015
Opening: $700
Sold for: $3,250
Including buyer's premium
"Join us dear sister!" (Hebrew), a poster calling women to enlist to the Auxiliary Territorial Services (ATS) and the Women Auxiliary Air Force (WAAF). Linol: Zvi Bergman, Rohold Printing Press, Tel-Aviv. [1940s]. Design: Shamir Brothers.
A nice, colorful, illustration, depicting three women-soldiers. Inscription: "Register to ATS, WAAF, in recruitment offices of the Jewish Agency" (Hebrew). Approx. 35.5X49.5 cm. Good condition. Horizontal folding mark and creases. Tears at margins. Stains. Upper and lower margins cut on text border.
From the collection of Dr Simon Cohen.
A nice, colorful, illustration, depicting three women-soldiers. Inscription: "Register to ATS, WAAF, in recruitment offices of the Jewish Agency" (Hebrew). Approx. 35.5X49.5 cm. Good condition. Horizontal folding mark and creases. Tears at margins. Stains. Upper and lower margins cut on text border.
From the collection of Dr Simon Cohen.
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Posters, "Bezalel", Bibliophilia and Art Books, Israeli and International Art
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Auction 47 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
September 8, 2015
Opening: $1,000
Unsold
"A.T.S. calls you!" (Hebrew), poster calling women to enlist to the British Army Auxiliary Territorial Services (ATS). Lithographic printing A. Kaufman, Tel-Aviv, [1940s]. Design: Yossef.
Nice illustration. A woman-soldier dressed in ATS uniform stands in front; in the background a regiment of women-soldiers. 34X53 cm. Good condition. Horizontal folding mark. Slight damages. Restored tear to upper part. Linen-backed for display and preservation.
From the collection of Dr Simon Cohen.
Nice illustration. A woman-soldier dressed in ATS uniform stands in front; in the background a regiment of women-soldiers. 34X53 cm. Good condition. Horizontal folding mark. Slight damages. Restored tear to upper part. Linen-backed for display and preservation.
From the collection of Dr Simon Cohen.
Category
Posters, "Bezalel", Bibliophilia and Art Books, Israeli and International Art
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Auction 47 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
September 8, 2015
Opening: $1,000
Unsold
"El HaYishuv, El Rachavei Hagolah!" (Hebrew). A poster issued by the Jewish Agency, the National Jewish Council, encouraging enlistment to the Jewish Brigade. "Avoda" Printing Press, Tel-Aviv, April 1945.
The poster was printed towards the end of battles of the Jewish Brigade in Italy. On the upper part appears the emblem of the Jewish Brigade and the announcement by General Clark, commander of the Allied Forces in Italy: "We are pleased that we have a Jewish Brigade cooperating with our forces on the Italian front… the Jewish people who suffered the atrocities of the Nazis, are now represented directly by fighting forces…”. Further, the Eretz-Israeli public is addressed: “the Jewish Brigade went into battle, Jewish soldiers are fighting fearlessly… with the Allied Forces… let volunteers join the forces..!”. Approx. 50X70 cm. Good condition. Folding marks and slight tears. Some stains. Ink-stamp.
From the collection of Dr Simon Cohen.
The poster was printed towards the end of battles of the Jewish Brigade in Italy. On the upper part appears the emblem of the Jewish Brigade and the announcement by General Clark, commander of the Allied Forces in Italy: "We are pleased that we have a Jewish Brigade cooperating with our forces on the Italian front… the Jewish people who suffered the atrocities of the Nazis, are now represented directly by fighting forces…”. Further, the Eretz-Israeli public is addressed: “the Jewish Brigade went into battle, Jewish soldiers are fighting fearlessly… with the Allied Forces… let volunteers join the forces..!”. Approx. 50X70 cm. Good condition. Folding marks and slight tears. Some stains. Ink-stamp.
From the collection of Dr Simon Cohen.
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Posters, "Bezalel", Bibliophilia and Art Books, Israeli and International Art
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Auction 47 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
September 8, 2015
Opening: $1,000
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"Let us be a live connection to our soldiers / join the Yishuv activity for the soldiers" (Hebrew), colorful, illustrated poster issued by the National Committee for the Jewish Soldier. "Ha'aretz" Printing Press, Tel-Aviv, [1940s]. Design: Rosner-Kraus. Approx. 62.5X94.5 cm. Good-fair condition. Folding marks and creases. Slight stains and damages. Restored tears. Reinforcement along the horizontal folding mark.
From the collection of Dr Simon Cohen.
From the collection of Dr Simon Cohen.
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Posters, "Bezalel", Bibliophilia and Art Books, Israeli and International Art
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Auction 47 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
September 8, 2015
Opening: $1,200
Unsold
"Ganon VeHatzil!" poster on behalf of "HaMif'al HaMeyuhad LaAm BeMatzor" [Special operation for a besieged nation]. Levin-Epstein Printing Press, Tel-Aviv, 1947. Design: Franz Kraus.
Colorful poster calling to donate to "LaAm BeMatzor" fund raising campaign, founded in 1947 to assist the Ha'apala (illegal immigration) project and to support the families of Jewish prisoners arrested by the British. The words "Ganon VeHatzil" are cited from Isaiah's prophecy (31:5). 49X69 cm. Good condition. Folding marks. Foxing at margins. Slight damages.
From the collection of Dr Simon Cohen.
Colorful poster calling to donate to "LaAm BeMatzor" fund raising campaign, founded in 1947 to assist the Ha'apala (illegal immigration) project and to support the families of Jewish prisoners arrested by the British. The words "Ganon VeHatzil" are cited from Isaiah's prophecy (31:5). 49X69 cm. Good condition. Folding marks. Foxing at margins. Slight damages.
From the collection of Dr Simon Cohen.
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Posters, "Bezalel", Bibliophilia and Art Books, Israeli and International Art
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Auction 47 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
September 8, 2015
Opening: $800
Unsold
Poster calling to document testimonies about the holocaust period, issued by the "Central Historical Commission" in Lodz. Lodz, 1945. Design: Pinchas Schuldenrein (signed in print). Yiddish and Polish.
An open book is seen in front; on the right page appears the inscription "Vehigadeta Lebincha" (Hebrew: and thou shall tell your son). Behind the book, a seven-branched Menorah. In the background – ruins of a Jewish town. An inscription in Yiddish on top of the poster: "The Historical truth will be the grave of Fascism"; on the lower part an inscription in Polish: "The Historical Truth is the Weapon of the Struggle against Fascism".
The artist Pinchas Schuldenrein was born in Poland and studied in the Warsaw Academy of Arts. After the Holocaust he established an art studio in the area of the displaced-persons camp in Zeilsheim with the aid of the JDC, where he created his famous work – "Yizkor". He taught art to children in the displaced-persons camps and his work was inspired by the Holocaust. In 1947 Zeilsheim immigrated to the USA and settled in New York. A few years later he changed his name to Paul Sharon. In New York he worked as an independent graphic artist and for the Schlesinger Brothers, until his death in 1998. 49.5X71 cm. Good-fair condition. Folding marks and creases. Professionally restored tears. Mounted on acid-free paper.
From the collection of Dr Simon Cohen.
An open book is seen in front; on the right page appears the inscription "Vehigadeta Lebincha" (Hebrew: and thou shall tell your son). Behind the book, a seven-branched Menorah. In the background – ruins of a Jewish town. An inscription in Yiddish on top of the poster: "The Historical truth will be the grave of Fascism"; on the lower part an inscription in Polish: "The Historical Truth is the Weapon of the Struggle against Fascism".
The artist Pinchas Schuldenrein was born in Poland and studied in the Warsaw Academy of Arts. After the Holocaust he established an art studio in the area of the displaced-persons camp in Zeilsheim with the aid of the JDC, where he created his famous work – "Yizkor". He taught art to children in the displaced-persons camps and his work was inspired by the Holocaust. In 1947 Zeilsheim immigrated to the USA and settled in New York. A few years later he changed his name to Paul Sharon. In New York he worked as an independent graphic artist and for the Schlesinger Brothers, until his death in 1998. 49.5X71 cm. Good-fair condition. Folding marks and creases. Professionally restored tears. Mounted on acid-free paper.
From the collection of Dr Simon Cohen.
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Posters, "Bezalel", Bibliophilia and Art Books, Israeli and International Art
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!["Idishe jugent, der yam ruft dikh!" [Jewish youth, the sea calls you!], poster issued by Noham (No'ar Chlutzi Meuch](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale47-public/321.JPG "Poster – Seamanship Training Group \"Kovshei HaYam\" in Deggendorf Displ")
Auction 47 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
September 8, 2015
Opening: $1,000
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"Idishe jugent, der yam ruft dikh!" [Jewish youth, the sea calls you!], poster issued by Noham (No'ar Chlutzi Meuchad) in Germany, calling to join the seamanship training group "Kovshei HaYam" [Hebrew: Conquerors of the Sea] in the Deggendorf DP camp, near Munich. Printed by F. Bruckmann KG, Munich, [1947]. Yiddish.
A poster announcing the opening of a new training course of "Kovshei HaYam" seamanship training group in the Deggendorf DPC, calling young boys and girls, 17-24 years of age, with a minimum of five years school education and a certificate declaring that they are in good health, to turn to the representatives of the Jewish Agency in the camp, or to Noham organization representatives or to the director of “Kovshei HaYam”, Shlomo Steindel, and enroll in the training program of sailors, fishermen and seamen.
The importance of seamanship training for “She’erit HaPletah” is emphasized: “if Jews want to be independent in Eretz Israel, they must regain all of the Jewish lands and seas, and become again a nation of farmers, fishermen and sailors…” (Yiddish).
After World War II, approximately 2000 refugees occupied Deggendorg DP camp, most of them from Theresienstadt, on their way to Eretz Israel. A lively cultural activity took place in the camp with two newspapers, a theater group, synagogue, Mikveh and a Kosher kitchen. The camp administration even issued its own paper currency. 42X61 cm. Good-fair condition. Folding marks. Restored tears (slight paint restorations). Linen-backed for display and preservation.
From the collection of Dr Simon Cohen.
A poster announcing the opening of a new training course of "Kovshei HaYam" seamanship training group in the Deggendorf DPC, calling young boys and girls, 17-24 years of age, with a minimum of five years school education and a certificate declaring that they are in good health, to turn to the representatives of the Jewish Agency in the camp, or to Noham organization representatives or to the director of “Kovshei HaYam”, Shlomo Steindel, and enroll in the training program of sailors, fishermen and seamen.
The importance of seamanship training for “She’erit HaPletah” is emphasized: “if Jews want to be independent in Eretz Israel, they must regain all of the Jewish lands and seas, and become again a nation of farmers, fishermen and sailors…” (Yiddish).
After World War II, approximately 2000 refugees occupied Deggendorg DP camp, most of them from Theresienstadt, on their way to Eretz Israel. A lively cultural activity took place in the camp with two newspapers, a theater group, synagogue, Mikveh and a Kosher kitchen. The camp administration even issued its own paper currency. 42X61 cm. Good-fair condition. Folding marks. Restored tears (slight paint restorations). Linen-backed for display and preservation.
From the collection of Dr Simon Cohen.
Category
Posters, "Bezalel", Bibliophilia and Art Books, Israeli and International Art
Catalogue