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LOT 74:
Zvi Aldouby (Israeli sculptor, 1904-1996), 2 signed large photos of his sculptures by photographer I. Zafrir, 1959, 1967
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Zvi Aldouby (Israeli sculptor, 1904-1996), 2 signed large photos of his sculptures by photographer I. Zafrir, 1959, 1967
Zvi Aldouby (Israeli sculptor, 1904-1996), 2 signed photos of his sculptures by photographer I. Zafrir
JEWISH SCULPTOR ZVI ELDUBI, HIS 2 LINES AUTOGRAPHS IN HEBREW
ON REVERSE SIDE OF PHOTOS OF HIS SCULPTURES, 1959 and 1967
MADE BY PHOTOGRAPHER I.ZAFRIR, TEL-AVIV
DIMENSIONS OF PHOTO: 29.5 x 19.8 cm. ( 11.6 x 7.8″)
SOME WEAR TO CORNERS
These items come from archive of Gabriel J.Taphir
TALPHIR, GABRIEL JOSEPH (1901–1990), Hebrew art critic and poet. Talphir was born in Stanislav, Galicia, and after teaching in secondary schools in Vilna and Zamosc immigrated to Palestine in 1925, and from 1932 became editor of Gazit, a periodical for art and literature.
He published poems in Israel’s newspapers and literary journals, as well as essays and articles on literature and art, mostly in Gazit, perhaps the first periodical in Hebrew devoted
