* Signed books, including a copy of the "Musée Imaginaire" signed by Dali and Miro.
* Original prints and books with lithographs, including: Serigraph of Agam, lithographs of Tumarkin, rare issues of Derrière le miroir.
* Original paintings and drawings, including an original drawing of Yasser Arafat by his Dudu Geva, and a self-portrait by Oskar Kokoshka.
* A great selection of art books from Israel and around the world.
The items can be seen at the Green Brothers store by appointment only.
Wins can be picked up from the store: 39 Yedidia Frank St., Tel Aviv, during opening hours only. Or have them delivered to your home (in Israel) at a cost of NIS 45.
Shipments abroad will be calculated according to the destination and weight.
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Shalom Sebba - A Selection of Items, Including Two Dedicated Catalogs and a Postcard
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Shalom Sebba - A Selection of Items, Including Two Dedicated Catalogs and a Postcard
1. Sebba. Tel Aviv Museum, Helena Rubinstein Pavilion, April 1961.
On the inside of the cover: a dedication in German by Sebba to Franz Krauss, best known for designing the "Visit Palestine" poster in 1936.
Hebrew and English, 22X16 cm. Good-fair condition: some general wear.
2. S. Sebba, Oelbilder 1944-1963.
Exhibition catalog in Frankfurt. Dedication in German on the title page.
German, 15X21 cm. fair condition: tears, stains.
3. Exhibition S. Sebba: Five Biblical compositions for murals, works of solid material for architecture. Tel Aviv Museum, 1955.
English and Hebrew, 16x12 cm. fair condition: rust spots.
4. A postcard that Sebba sent to Franz Krauss in Tel Aviv. 1972.
Writiing in Sebba's hand, in German.
A quarter of the postcard is cut out, probably where his address was written. Other than that in good condition.
5. Photograph of the "Brotherhood" mural, in the Hamlin-Farband House, Tel Aviv.
On the back of the picture is a stamp with the details in Hebrew and English.
11X19 cm. good condition
