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Online Auction 016 – Jewish and Israeli History, Art and Culture
Nachum Tim Gidal – Four Photographs – Boys in a Kibbutz
Opening: $200
Sold for: $250
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Four black and white photographs by Nachum Tim Gidal, portraying youth in a Kibbutz [ca. second half of 1930s – early 1940s].
1. Photographs of two boys on a carriage. Ink-stamped on verso with photographer's stamp – "Photo Dr. Gidal".
2-3. Two photographs of boys during a lesson. On verso of one appears a handwritten inscription: "Alonim / Aliyat HaNo'ar". See similar photograph in the catalogue "Nachum Tim Gidal, photographs 1929-1991", Tefen Open Musuem, 1992 (photograph no. 201).
4. Photographs of boys playing a game.
Size and condition vary. Average size: 17.5X12 cm. Good overall condition. Slight defects. Three of the photographs are mounted on thick paper sheets. Remnants of glue and marks of removal from the paper sheet on the back of the fourth photograph. Inscriptions on back of two photographs.
1. Photographs of two boys on a carriage. Ink-stamped on verso with photographer's stamp – "Photo Dr. Gidal".
2-3. Two photographs of boys during a lesson. On verso of one appears a handwritten inscription: "Alonim / Aliyat HaNo'ar". See similar photograph in the catalogue "Nachum Tim Gidal, photographs 1929-1991", Tefen Open Musuem, 1992 (photograph no. 201).
4. Photographs of boys playing a game.
Size and condition vary. Average size: 17.5X12 cm. Good overall condition. Slight defects. Three of the photographs are mounted on thick paper sheets. Remnants of glue and marks of removal from the paper sheet on the back of the fourth photograph. Inscriptions on back of two photographs.
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