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Biblical World Gallery
Judaica (Books, postcards, photos, manuscripts)

16-12-2007 16:00
 
item no: 153. / 252.
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Pann, Abel: (famous Israeli painter, 1883-1963. In 1926 he had an exhibition in Budapest): Hope (lithography), from the seria of Galuth (= Jewish diaspore).

Pann, Abel: (famous Israeli painter, 1883-1963. In 1926 he had an exhibition in Budapest): Hope (lithography), from the seria of Galuth (= Jewish diaspore).
Pann, Abel: (famous Israeli painter, 1883-1963. In 1926 he had an exhibition in Budapest): Hope (lithography), from the seria of Galuth (= Jewish diaspore).


Handwritten subscription on the picture: "The people that will be exiled tomorow, today it hosts the stateless people." Size: 33 X 30 cm.

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auction house Biblical World Gallery
date of auction d-m-Y H:i
title of auction Judaica (Books, postcards, photos, manuscripts)
date of exhibition not given
auction contact +36-1 784-1047 | raj@zsido.hu | www.judaica.hu
link of auction https://axioart.com/aukcio/2007-12-16/judaica-konyv,-kepeslap,-foto,-kezirat,-kegytargy-
153. item
Pann, Abel: (famous Israeli painter, 1883-1963. In 1926 he had an exhibition in Budapest): Hope (lithography), from the seria of Galuth (= Jewish diaspore).
Handwritten subscription on the picture: "The people that will be exiled tomorow, today it hosts the stateless people." Size: 33 X 30 cm.