"Sunset in Jerusalem" Ebgi

This item ships for $19 Image Size: 11 x 14 Printed on premium Satin Art Paper Long-life pigment inks that outperform conventional press inksCertificate of Authenticity Included Presented in a full si

Amram Ebgi Jerusalem Dome Framed Lithograph Signed Limited Ed.

Lithograph of The Old City of Jerusalem Sunset, no apparent inscriptions or marks to piece, subject a photograph of the old city of Jerusalem from afar during sunset, frame measures 15 x 12 inches, fr

Sunset in Jerusalem, Acrylic on canvas, 60 x 50 cm, Signed

Ahuva Sherman (Israeli 1926- )- ''Sunset Over Jerusalem''- oil on canvas, signed A. Sherman lower left, framed, very good condition. 18 x 24'' Provenance: Safrai Art Gallery, Jerusalem Israel

Amram Ebgi Signed Jerusalem Gate Offset Litho w/ Embossing framed under glass. Pencil signed and titled artist proof. Austin Galleries certificate of authenticity included.. Measurements in inches: 25

DESCRIPTION: An artist proof mixed media by Israeli-American artist Amram Ebgi titled: "Jerusalem Dome". Features a vibrantly hued depiction of Jerusalem with golden domed structures stacked upon one

Size: 15x13 INCHES Medium: LITHOGRAPH Edition: OF 150 Description: Hand Signed and Numbered by the Artist. Artwork in Excellent Condition

Size: 15x13 INCHES Medium: LITHOGRAPH Edition: OF 150 Description: Hand Signed and Numbered by the Artist. Artwork in Excellent Condition

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

Limited edition artist proof print. Embossed and highlighted with gold leaf. Jerusalem the Holy City. Signed and inscribed; 10.5in. X 16.5in.(image size)

Amram Ebgi. Signed by artist and numbered 125/300, Jerusalem. Title: "Jerusalem". Medium: Watercolor. Size: 11.254 X 9.5 in. Signature: SLR. Artist: Amram Ebgi. Framed.

Extremely rare! Siddur Tfilat Yesharim Ha'Shalem (editor and publisher: Tzalach ben rabbi Ya'akov mantzur), given to Rabbi Kaduri by the publisher's son, who wrote on the Forsazt leaf of the Siddur: "

Aquarelle on Bristol board. Chenoch Hendel Lieberman (1900–1976), born Chenoch Hendel Futerfas, was an Orthodox Jewish Russian-born, Chabad Hassidic American artist. He was the brother of the f

Complete Talmud - 21 Volume Talmud Bavli - Zhitomir, 1858-1864 - Printing Press of the Grandsons of the Slavita Rabbi - Glosses and Ownership Inscriptions.The Zhitomir Talmud, a complete set of 21 lar

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Arba'ah Turim by Rabbeinu Ya'akov Ben Asher. Two sections in one volume: Even Ha'Ezer and Choshen Mishpat. Daniel Bombergi Printing Press. Vencie, 1522-1523. Post incunabula.This is most likely the ni

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Gold medal, issued in 1973 to mark the 25th anniversary of the Truman-Weizmann meeting in 1948. Minted by Franklin Mint USA, 1973.The meeting had crucial influence on the decision of the USA to suppor

A letter from the Lubavitcher Rebbe Rabbi Menachem Mendel, Brooklyn, 1963.In response to a letter from parents whose child is ill and who want their son's name to be mentioned at the grave of the Rebb

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