Ze'ev Raban, three original illustrations. Watercolor and pencil on paper. Signed.
1. Illustration for Esther Scroll, chapter 3:2. Inscription on top of the leaf: "Book illustrations" (Hebrew). [1] leaf, 29.5 cm.
2. Illustrations for the Book of Kings, chapter 1 – King David, in his old age, lying in bed; his harp next to him. Two figures go down the steps leading to his room. The illustration apparently depicts the scene when Avishag is taken to King David. To the left of the illustration appears a small decoration. An inscription appears on top of the leaf: "Book Illustrations" (Hebrew). [1] leaf, 17 cm.
3. Illustration for the Book of Kings B, chapter 25. Two figures stand in front (most probably Nebuchadnezzar King of Babylon and one of his soldiers), looking at Jerusalem besieged. On the lower part of the illustration, an inscription " the city was besieged (Kings 2:5)" (Hebrew). Two additional inscriptions are added in pencil: "Tenth of Tevet"; "Book illustrations". [1] leaf, 30 cm.
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Ze'ev Raban, three original sketches. Pencil on paper. Not signed.
1. Family around the table during a Passover dinner. Apparently this is the first sketch for the illustration of Passover dinner which appears in the book "Chageinu" (the final illustration is significantly different from the presented sketch). Several handwritten comments appear on the right side of the leaf: "try to add grandfather", "Map of Eretz Israel on the wall", "Pitcher with the bowl?", and more (Hebrew). [1] leaf, ca. 21 cm.
2. Boys next to their teacher, reading a book next to a tree. On the upper part of the leaf, the inscription "Book illustrations" (Hebrew). [1] leaf, 24 cm.
3. Four figures. One holding jugs while the three others sit facing him, on the ground, next to a tree. On the upper part of the leaf an inscription "Book illustrations" (Hebrew). [1] leaf, 16 cm.
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Ze'ev Raban - drawings from the design process of different practical items. Pencil and ink on paper.
17 leaves with tens of small drawings which were used for the design of various objects - pendants, amulets, silver ornamentations, letter openers, mouthpieces, and more.
All of the drawings or most of them were done by Ze'ev Raban, in the joint workshop of Raban and Meir Gur-Aryeh. One leaf is ink-stamped "Zeev Raban, workshop for industrial art (former Gur-Aryeh and Raban), Bezalel, Yerushalem"; one drawing is pasted to official stationery of Meir Gur-Aryeh; one drawing is dated: 1945.
Titles or handwritten instructions appear on some of the leaves. Inscriptions "Leyichye" or "Yichye" appear next to some drawings [for silversmith Yichye Yemini, with whom Raban worked]. 17 leaves, size and condition vary.

In the Name of the Czar, 24 Original Pictures by Abel Pann. American Jewish Chronicle publishing, [1918?]. English.
Twenty four lithographs by Abel Pann depicting the pogroms waged against Ukrainian Jewry. Titled in English. First English edition of the portfolio "The Gourd of Tears". [24] leaves, approx. 30X45.5 cm. Fragile paper. Tears, lower left corner is missing from all of the leaves. Worming damages next to lower right corner of leaves.

Singener Trilogie, Die Bibel in Gesichtern, illustrations for the Bible, in three volumes. Prints by the German artist Emil Wachter. Germany, 1983. Copy no. 49 from an edition of 70 numbered copies.
126 fine, colorful prints – illustrations of biblical figures, in three portfolios. Each binder is accompanied by titles in German. Each print is signed, titled, numbered and dated by the artist (1982). At the end of the three booklets that accompany the prints – a comment handwritten by the artist (he even added a small illustration to one of the comments). [126] leaves (42 in each portfolio) + booklets in German, 51 cm. In three portfolios. The three portfolios are contained in a cardboard case. Overall good condition