Shalom Moskovitz Judaica Lithograph in Colors

Shalom Moskovitz of Safed (Israeli, 1895 - 1980) lithograph in colors, artist's proof 47 / 60, signed in pencil lower right. Image: 19.5" H x 28.5" W; frame: 25" H x 34.5" W x 1" D.

Lithograph, birds of paradise, Shalom Moskovitz (aka Shalom of Safed), lithograph in color, edition 136/275, 21.5" by 15.5" Artwork from New York City Estate, name withheld by family.

Shalom of Safed (aka Shalom Moskovitz), (Israeli, 1896-1980), The Exodus, 1960, color lithograph on paper, signed and numbered 80/100 in pencil at bottom, image 22 x 16.5 inches, matted and framed (sm

Artist: Shalom of Safed (Israeli 1895-1980 (Shalom (Der Zeegermacher) Moskovitz) Title: Matan Torah and the Feast of Shavuot Date: 1969 Medium: color lithograph Dimensions: 28.75 x 19.25 inches Ed

Shalom Moskovitz (Israeli, 1896-1980) Lithograph "New York" 50/100, 1960. Known as Shalom of Safed, the artist has envisioned the city that never sleeps in his unique Judean twist. Titled bottom left

Salvador Dalí (Spanish, 1904-1989), “Angels of Rebirth," Judaica lithograph in colors, plate # 8 from the suite “Aliyah, The Rebirth of Israel," edition 23 / 250, signed lower right. Image: 25" H

Judaica, Color Lithograph of Multiple Figures, A.P. 5/55, signed in pencil Dimensions: Image 26" x 19", Frame 34" x 26" (XWEA3060)(WT)

Judaica Color Lithograph "Wild Flower of Israel", Framed. size: 27.5 x 19 matte, 33 x 24.5 outside frame

A rare large 19th century Judaica color lithograph. The central panel has a view of the KOTEL or Western Wall in which we can still appreciate the left wall of the Moroccan Quarter That was demolished

Abel Pann, 1883 to 1963, Judaica color lithograph print depicting Jacob on his journey to Egypt. Signed by the artist lower right in the plate. Inscribed in pencil below from Genesis XXVIII, 10. The q

Color lithograph. Judaica Composition. Pencil signed and numbered 92/140; 28.5in. X 21in.(image size)

Lithograph by Shalom Moskovitz Frame: 16 3/4" x 21 1/2" Lithograph: 11 3/4" x 16 1/2" Shalom Moskovitz (Source: binethgallery.com) Shalom Moskovitz (1896-1980) known as Shalom of Safed began to paint

Mid century modern 1970's in the retro style manner of Peter Max Jewish Judaica colored lithograph. Housed in a silver tone metal frame. Signed lower right with edition size number lower left. Work Si

DESCRIPTION: Shalom Moskovitz Zeegermacher (1895-1980) Lithograph on paper Titled: "Aloha From Safed" pencil numbered edition "280/300" (Lower Left) Titled (Lower Right) Mounted in frame. CIRCA: 20th

Shalom Moskovitz (Israeli, 1896-1980) Isaiah's Messianic Vision, 1980 Acrylic on paper 16 x 17 (in) 24 x 25 x 2 (in) Framed Spertus Museum of Judaica tag, verso. Provenance: Private collection, Englew

DESCRIPTION: A signed limited edition color lithograph, titled "Pray for The Peace of Jerusalem" signed in pencil lower right indistinctly. Edition 137/350 Ed. 11. Framed under glass. CIRCA: 20th Cent

A set of eight vintage artworks. A color lithograph depicting Jerusalem, with embossed ornamental edges, signed Amram Ebgi in the lower right, numbered 31 out of 300; white mat, golden frame. Seven Ch

Color lithograph, pencil signed indistinctly. Numbered XXIV/XXV. On BFK Rives paper. Dimensions: H 25.5" x W 18.75" Condition: Very light toning. Soft fold lower left corner.

Shalom of Safed TOWER OF BABEL, color lithograph, signed in pencil, numbered 38/500, printed by Mourlot with stamp on verso, sheet 20 x 14”; JUDGEMENT OF SOLOMON, color lithograph, signed in pen

Two framed Judaica lithographs SOLEMN PRAYERS and SABBATH LIGHTS. Saul Rabino (Russian, 1892-1969). Framed color lithograph pencil signed and titled: SOLEMN PRAYER, Saul Rabino. Dimensions: Framed: 17

12 color lithographs created by Mane Katz after Shalom Aleikhem's story "Stempeniou". With an introduction by Pierre Mazars. Housed in a cloth covered case with ties. Pour Stempeniou de Cholem Aleikhe

Anatoly Kaplan, Russian, Soviet, Jewish, 1903 to 1980, limited edition lithograph on paper, for the book, Stampenu, by Shalom Aleichem. Inscribed in the plate to the center. Signed in the plate lower

Anatoly Kaplan, Russian, Soviet, Jewish, 1903 to 1980, limited edition lithograph on paper, Title Page, 1963, for Shalom Aleichem. Signed and dated in pencil lower right. Inscribed in pencil, The Firs

(Israel 1926-2010), modernist depiction of Jerusalem, Judaica, pencil signed lower right and numbered 39/200 lower left, framed. 21 by 14.75 inches plate, 23 1/8 inches by 16.25 inches frame.