farkash, Author at VINTAGE ISRAELI POSTERS

Max Nordau. Autograph letter signed to his wife. Basel, August 29, 1898

07 Sep Max Nordau Meeting Herzl Rare Letter from the Second Zionist Congress, Basel, August 29, 1898.

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Deeply personal letter to his wife, “It will continue. Without us, against us, differently than we dream. But it will continue.”...

31 Aug Original Drawing – Chaim Topol depicts Menachem Begin (2002)

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Chaim Topol Draws Menachem Begin – Art, Leadership, and Israeli Memorabilia...

10 Aug A Tribute to David Tartakover (January 29, 1944 – July 28, 2025), one of Israel’s most celebrated graphic designers

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A Tribute to David Tartakover (“Tarta”) January 29, 1944 – July 28, 2025, one of Israel’s most celebrated graphic designers founder of the field in the country, and recipient of the Israel Prize for Design, who passed away last week at his home at the...

Vintage Israeli Poster - Kesem Washing Powder by Franz Kraus 1936

03 Aug Vintage Israeli Graphic Design for Advertising: Posters & Signs

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The visual foundation of Israeli identity and the Israeli "Painters Association for Useful Graphics...

"Air France" - The First Poster To Israel 1949

27 Jul Summer Spotlight: Vintage Israeli Travel and Tourism Posters to

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We’re excited to present a special selection from our collection of vintage travel and tourism posters from and to Israel. ...

20 Jul Yaacov Agam Designs for the 1983 Israeli Independence Day poster competition

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Yaacov Agam (b. 1928) is one of the most internationally acclaimed Israeli artists, a pioneer of kinetic and optical art whose work redefined the relationship between viewer, artwork, and time. Deeply rooted in both Jewish mysticism and avant-garde experimentation, Agam’s work invites participation, challenges perception,...