Shtetl, mayn khorever heym – a gedekhenish [Shtetl, My Destroyed Home – A Remembrance]. Berlin: Schwellen, [1923].
Album-format book with 30 lithographs by Issachar Ber Ryback (1897-1935), including title. The logo of the publishing house was also designed by Ryback.
XXXI, [1] leaves, approx. 33X49.5 cm. The original table of contents leaf is missing and instead, a printed table of contents leaf in Russian was mounted on the last page. Good condition. Stains. Creases and several small tears to edges. Pen signature on front endpaper. Binding made of purple velvety cloth, stained and slightly rubbed, with strips made of different cloth in the margins and spine.

Marc Chagall, Vitraux pour Jérusalem [Marc Chagall, Stained Glass Windows for Jerusalem]. Foreword and comments by Jean Leymarie. Monte Carlo: André Sauret, 1962. French.?The book depicts the creation process of the dozen stained glass windows by Marc Chagall. The windows, in the synagogue of Hadassah Ein Kerem hospital in Jerusalem, depict the Twelve Tribes and are considered one of Chagall's most famous works.
The book contains numerous illustration plates, in color and in black and white, and two original color lithographs by Chagall. ?210, [5] pp, 32.5 cm. Good condition. Stains on page edges, Small tears to the margins of the paper dust-jacket.

Jerusalem Faces, portfolio of six original lithographs by Oskar Kokoschka (1886-1980) – portraits of public figures, politicians and clerics of Jerusalem. London: Marlborough Graphics and George Weidenfeld & Nicolson; for the benefit of The Jerusalem Foundation, 1973. English. A copy marked EX.C.
In April 1973, the expressionist painter Oskar Kokoschka visited Jerusalem. During his visit, he drew the portraits of six of the city's prominent: Prime Minister Golda Meir; Supreme Court President Shimon Agranat; Minister of Defense Moshe Dayan; Jerusalem's mayor, Teddy Kollek; The Patriarch of the Greek Orthodox Church of Jerusalem, Benedictus I; and Head of Waqf of the Dome of the Rock Sheikh Mustafa Khalil al-Ansari. Their portraits were published in the portfolio before us, for the benefit of The Jerusalem Foundation.
All the lithographs are marked EX.C. and are stamped with an embossed stamp: "Ausstellungexemplar" (German: "Exhibition Copy"). Lithograph no. 1, Golda Meir's portrait, is signed by the artist in pencil. The lithographs are in an impressive case, covered with leather and parchment and decorated with gilt reliefs and embossments.
[6] lithographs, approx. 50x65 cm + [1] folded sheet, 47.5cm. Each lithograph is enfolded in a thick paper cover with a tissue-guard. Good condition. A few stains on the paper covers. Minor blemishes to case.
Provenance: Collection of the Jerusalem Foundation founded by Teddy Kollek.?The proceeds from the sale of this item will go to the Jerusalem Foundation and will be allocated for supporting projects in Jerusalem.

Portrait of a woman, a painting by Batya Lishanski (1899-1992).
Oil on canvas. Signed.
Canvas approx. 45.5x40 cm, not framed. Good condition. Holes in the corners of the canvas (slightly affecting painting).
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