Auction 11 - Israeli History and Culture
Café Casit – Large Collection of Photographs
Opening: $3,000
Unsold
Large and important collection of photographs, mainly from the 1960's and 1970's, which includes many photographs from Café Casit in Tel-Aviv, and photographs taken from behind the scenes of Israeli and foreign films. The greatest cultural heroes of that period appear in the photographs: actors, singers and various artists.
The mythological Café Casit (located on 117 Dizengoff St.) was established in 1944 by Yechezkel Weinstein, known as Chatzkel Ish [man of] Casit. The café was managed by him and eventually by his son, Moshe Ish Casit. Casit served as a meeting place for the Bohemians of Tel-Aviv, a notable municipal-cultural institution in which the colorful image of father and son were prominent.
The mythological Café Casit (located on 117 Dizengoff St.) was established in 1944 by Yechezkel Weinstein, known as Chatzkel Ish [man of] Casit. The café was managed by him and eventually by his son, Moshe Ish Casit. Casit served as a meeting place for the Bohemians of Tel-Aviv, a notable municipal-cultural institution in which the colorful image of father and son were prominent.
Photography
Photography