The Kibbutz Ein Harod Museum used this beautiful Chagall image to advertise an exhibit of the artist's work in 1979. This is one of the rarer of the many Chagall posters published around the world. The poster is in excellent condition and is backed with linen.

height - 35"; width - 25 7/8"

David Rubinger is a well known Israeli photojournalist. This poster advertises a 1995 exhibit of his work at the Jewish Museum in Vienna. The image is his famous tete-a-tete between Begin and Sadat taken while they were negotiating the peace between Israel and Egypt. The poster is in excellent condition.

poster dimensions: height - 33 1/2"; width - 23 1/4"

On Life in Sarajevo: A Jewish Community Helps its City: Photographs by Edward Serotta. - Uben Leben in Sarajevo: Eine judische Gemeinde hilft ihrer Stadt: Fotografien von Edward Serotta. - Jewish Museum of Vienna Poster

This is a large (33" x 23") black and white poster for an Edward Serrota exhibition at the Jewish Museum of Vienna in 1994. A magnificent image, the poster is in mint condition and will be sent rolled in a sturdy tube.

Edward Serotta is an American who moved to Budapest in 1988 and then to Berlin in 1991. He is a photographer, television-news correspondent, film maker, and author who has been documenting Jewish life in Central Europe and the Balkans. Exhibitions of his photographs have traveled throughout the United States and Europe.

Among the events marking the 50th anniversary in 1959 of Tel Aviv's founding, the city sponsored the exhibit advertised in this poster. The abstract design by S. Grundman (whose signature appears in the image) reflects the exuberance and modernity of the largest city in Israel and the major city of the Jews. The poster is a lithograph with areas of photo-offset lithography.

The poster is linen backed and in good condition. There are faint minor stains at various places in the image; a small section of the lower margin has been skillfully repaired, as have small tears located around the margins. These minor problems do not detract from the overall strong impression of the image.

height - 38"; width - 26 1/4"

The Israel Museum reproduced a 1934 Soviet painting by the artist Vasili Kuptsov on this poster advertising its 1997 exhibition Propaganda and Vision: Soviet and Israeli Art 1930-1955. This is a magnificent image of a Soviet Union airliner(?) accompanied by fighter planes flying over Leningrad(?). A dirigible hovers in the upper right background and parachutes float all around. The museum, among the finest in the world, is located in Jerusalem. The poster is in excellent condition and will be shipped rolled in a tube.

height – 26 3/4“, width – 22 1/8“