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![Family photographs of Moshe and Sarah Arison with three of their children. [early 20th century]. Moshe Arison and his wife Sa](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Ol10-public/94.jpg "Moshe and Sarah Arison – Family Photograph – Early 20th century")
Online Auction 010 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
August 29, 2017
Opening: $50
Sold for: $188
Including buyer's premium
Family photographs of Moshe and Sarah Arison with three of their children. [early 20th century]. Moshe Arison and his wife Sarah (Temshes) came to Palestine with the First Aliya; they were among the founders of Zichron Ya'akov.
21.5X17 cm. Good condition. Stains and creases. Defects to margins.
Enclosed: On the first road to Zion, stories of Aliya Rishona settlements by Shaul and Ruth Dagan. Published by the Ted Arison Israeli Fund, Haifa, 1998.
21.5X17 cm. Good condition. Stains and creases. Defects to margins.
Enclosed: On the first road to Zion, stories of Aliya Rishona settlements by Shaul and Ruth Dagan. Published by the Ted Arison Israeli Fund, Haifa, 1998.
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Travels in Palestine, Maps, Postcards, Photography and Graphics
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Online Auction 010 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
August 29, 2017
Opening: $100
Unsold
Five photographs of gymnasts. Baghdad, early 20th century.
Photographs portray the gymnasts during various exercises and showing off their muscles. * A photograph of two gymnasts printed on a O. Dj. Baguian photo studio card, with the year 1904 marked by hand. * Photograph of a gymnast, marked 1905. * Two photographs, ink stamped "Gymnastic Gaoond Baghdad, 1923". * Photograph marked by hand "Gymnastic Gaoond Baghdad, 1923".
Lot of five photographs, size and condition vary.
Photographs portray the gymnasts during various exercises and showing off their muscles. * A photograph of two gymnasts printed on a O. Dj. Baguian photo studio card, with the year 1904 marked by hand. * Photograph of a gymnast, marked 1905. * Two photographs, ink stamped "Gymnastic Gaoond Baghdad, 1923". * Photograph marked by hand "Gymnastic Gaoond Baghdad, 1923".
Lot of five photographs, size and condition vary.
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Travels in Palestine, Maps, Postcards, Photography and Graphics
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Online Auction 010 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
August 29, 2017
Opening: $50
Unsold
1. Donkey, signed photograph. A dedication written by hand on verso, from 1936. 15X10 cm.
2. Desert View, 1941. Signed and dated photograph. Titled by hand, probably by Gidal. 6X8.5 cm.
3. Invitation to an exhibition of photographs by Tim Gidal at the Israel Museum, 1971, with an autographed letter (probably by Tim Gidal). 19X16 cm.
Overall good condition.
2. Desert View, 1941. Signed and dated photograph. Titled by hand, probably by Gidal. 6X8.5 cm.
3. Invitation to an exhibition of photographs by Tim Gidal at the Israel Museum, 1971, with an autographed letter (probably by Tim Gidal). 19X16 cm.
Overall good condition.
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Travels in Palestine, Maps, Postcards, Photography and Graphics
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Online Auction 010 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
August 29, 2017
Opening: $500
Unsold
Fifteen photographs of Theater plays performed in Vilnius (mostly at the "Tarbut" theater by the Jewish gymnasium). Vilnius, 1920s-30s.
Among them photographs of the plays: "Behimot Mamlacha" by A.A. Kabak. Sivan 20, 1937. For the twentieth anniversary of the Jewish Gymnasium "Tarbut" in Vilnius.
* "Shalshelet Zahav" *"Bar Kochba" *"Meraglim" * Plays by I.L. Peretz: Bay nakht oyfn altn markt" [night in the old market], "Nishfay Peretz": "Hamekubalim", "Shma Israel" performed by "HaOhel" theater, and more.
Size and condition vary.
Among them photographs of the plays: "Behimot Mamlacha" by A.A. Kabak. Sivan 20, 1937. For the twentieth anniversary of the Jewish Gymnasium "Tarbut" in Vilnius.
* "Shalshelet Zahav" *"Bar Kochba" *"Meraglim" * Plays by I.L. Peretz: Bay nakht oyfn altn markt" [night in the old market], "Nishfay Peretz": "Hamekubalim", "Shma Israel" performed by "HaOhel" theater, and more.
Size and condition vary.
Category
Travels in Palestine, Maps, Postcards, Photography and Graphics
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Online Auction 010 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
August 29, 2017
Opening: $50
Sold for: $425
Including buyer's premium
"A Vanished World", Roman Vishniac with a foreword by Elie Wiesel. New-York: Farrar, Straus & Giroux, 1983. English.
Photographs from the Shtetl and from Jewish ghettoes in Romania, Russia and Hungary, between the years 1935-1938. With a foreword by the author Eli Wiesel. A short dedication, handwritten by Roman Vishniac in 1983, appears on the first page.
Roman Vishniac (1897-1990), a Jewish American photographer, born in Russia. Best known for his photographs capturing Jewish culture in central and eastern Europe before the Holocaust. The Joint financed his work as part of a fundraising drive, but Vishniac was personally attracted to the Shtetl and Jewish ghettoes and continued traveling throughout Europe years after the Joint discontinued their financial support. During those years he was often arrested by the police and was even suspected of being a spy since he was caught photographing. His book "A Vanished World", one of the first books which documented in photographs the culture of Eastern European Jews before the Holocaust.
[12], 180 pp, 30.5 cm. Good condition.
Photographs from the Shtetl and from Jewish ghettoes in Romania, Russia and Hungary, between the years 1935-1938. With a foreword by the author Eli Wiesel. A short dedication, handwritten by Roman Vishniac in 1983, appears on the first page.
Roman Vishniac (1897-1990), a Jewish American photographer, born in Russia. Best known for his photographs capturing Jewish culture in central and eastern Europe before the Holocaust. The Joint financed his work as part of a fundraising drive, but Vishniac was personally attracted to the Shtetl and Jewish ghettoes and continued traveling throughout Europe years after the Joint discontinued their financial support. During those years he was often arrested by the police and was even suspected of being a spy since he was caught photographing. His book "A Vanished World", one of the first books which documented in photographs the culture of Eastern European Jews before the Holocaust.
[12], 180 pp, 30.5 cm. Good condition.
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Travels in Palestine, Maps, Postcards, Photography and Graphics
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