Israel And Jewish Autographs Jewish Artist & Authors
Sale No: 47
Lot No: 184
Symbol: First
Cat No: Collection
Menashe Kadishman: Illustrated autograph on a 1995 FDC of an Israeli stamp depicting one of his iconic lamb paintings. Kadishman's signature adds a personal touch to this collectible item, making it a remarkable addition to any collection of art or philately.(Image 1)(Image)
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Zionist Leaders
Sale No: 47
Lot No: 189
Symbol: veryf
Cat No: Collection
Einstein & Struck: Iconic Signatures on Magnificent Original Portrait Drawing.
This remarkable lot features an original portrait of Prof. Dr. Albert Einstein, meticulously crafted and signed by renowned artist Hermann Struck in 1923. Positioned at the right bottom corner is Einstein's signature, dated 1923, accompanied by a small Magen David just beneath it. On the left bottom side, Struck's signature is elegantly placed alongside the numbered edition, both signatures rendered in pencil.
This exquisite engraving captures the essence of Einstein, one of the greatest physicists in history, and was crafted in 1923, shortly after his Nobel Prize win in Physics in December 1922. During his 12-day visit to Palestine in the same year, Einstein was approached by Struck, resulting in this exceptional portrait. The visit itself was significant, with Einstein receiving a warm welcome akin to a head of state by British Palestine officials and the public, signifying the growing recognition of the Jewish people on the global stage. In one of his reception talks, Einstein expressed joy at the emerging acknowledgment of the Jewish people as a significant force in the world. This artwork stands as a testament to the intersection of scientific excellence, artistic mastery, and historical significance, making it a truly exceptional addition to any collection.(Image 1)(Image 2)
Sale No: 47
Lot No: 194
Symbol: Cover
Cat No: Collection
David Wolfson is depicted in a group of three early 20th-century postcards, featuring his portrait as the President of the Zionist Organization. Two of these postcards bear one of his quotes: "תוכן הציונות: אל אחד, עם אחד, ארץ אחת, ושפה אחת". This translates to: "The essence of Zionism: One God, one people, one land, and one language." These postcards were printed in Poland, Germany, and Russia respectively.(Image 1)(Image)
