Beth Hatefutsoth Shabbat Jewish Home Judaica Poster 37x18 Tel Aviv Israel 1978
Striking vintage Judaica art poster published by Beth Hatefutsoth – The Nahum Goldmann Museum of the Jewish Diaspora, Tel Aviv, Israel. The tall architectural composition depicts an idealized Jewish home or synagogue-like structure rendered in a highly decorative Middle Eastern/Moorish style, with geometric tile patterns, horseshoe arches, towers and richly patterned doors.
At the center is an intimate Shabbat family scene, showing figures gathered around a table with candles, wine, books and ceremonial objects. The Hebrew words שלום (Shalom / Peace) and שבת (Shabbat / Sabbath) appear beneath the scene.
The museum identification printed at the bottom reads “Beth Hatefutsoth, The Nahum Goldmann Museum of the Jewish Diaspora – Tel Aviv.” The institution opened in 1978 and was devoted to presenting Jewish history, culture and Diaspora life.
Artistically, the image combines modern Israeli Judaica, Jewish folk-art imagery, architectural illustration and Moorish/Sephardic decorative influences. The repeated geometric motifs and blue, turquoise, rose and earth tones give it a particularly attractive mid-to-late-20th-century decorative quality.
Title/Subject: Shabbat / Jewish Home interior and architectural scene
Institution/Publisher: Beth Hatefutsoth – The Nahum Goldmann Museum of the Jewish Diaspora
Place of Publication: Tel Aviv, Israel
Circa 1978 exhibition
Medium: Color printed poster/reproduction
Material: Printed paper
Art Style: Modern Israeli Judaica / Jewish folk art / decorative architectural art
Architectural Influence: Moorish/Sephardic styling with horseshoe arches, towers, geometric mosaics and ornamental doors
Subject Matter: Shabbat, Jewish family life, Sabbath candles, ceremonial table and Jewish architecture
Hebrew Text: “שלום” (Shalom/Peace) and “שבת” (Shabbat/Sabbath)
Framed size: 37" H x 18" W
Frame: Narrow gold-tone metal frame
Glazing: Satin glass
Place of Origin: Israel
Excellent condition for poster and frame.
6lbs 12oz
SKU 9611
At the center is an intimate Shabbat family scene, showing figures gathered around a table with candles, wine, books and ceremonial objects. The Hebrew words שלום (Shalom / Peace) and שבת (Shabbat / Sabbath) appear beneath the scene.
The museum identification printed at the bottom reads “Beth Hatefutsoth, The Nahum Goldmann Museum of the Jewish Diaspora – Tel Aviv.” The institution opened in 1978 and was devoted to presenting Jewish history, culture and Diaspora life.
Artistically, the image combines modern Israeli Judaica, Jewish folk-art imagery, architectural illustration and Moorish/Sephardic decorative influences. The repeated geometric motifs and blue, turquoise, rose and earth tones give it a particularly attractive mid-to-late-20th-century decorative quality.
Title/Subject: Shabbat / Jewish Home interior and architectural scene
Institution/Publisher: Beth Hatefutsoth – The Nahum Goldmann Museum of the Jewish Diaspora
Place of Publication: Tel Aviv, Israel
Circa 1978 exhibition
Medium: Color printed poster/reproduction
Material: Printed paper
Art Style: Modern Israeli Judaica / Jewish folk art / decorative architectural art
Architectural Influence: Moorish/Sephardic styling with horseshoe arches, towers, geometric mosaics and ornamental doors
Subject Matter: Shabbat, Jewish family life, Sabbath candles, ceremonial table and Jewish architecture
Hebrew Text: “שלום” (Shalom/Peace) and “שבת” (Shabbat/Sabbath)
Framed size: 37" H x 18" W
Frame: Narrow gold-tone metal frame
Glazing: Satin glass
Place of Origin: Israel
Excellent condition for poster and frame.
6lbs 12oz
SKU 9611
Description
Striking vintage Judaica art poster published by Beth Hatefutsoth – The Nahum Goldmann Museum of the Jewish Diaspora, Tel Aviv, Israel. The tall architectural composition depicts an idealized Jewish home or synagogue-like structure rendered in a highly decorative Middle Eastern/Moorish style, with geometric tile patterns, horseshoe arches, towers and richly patterned doors.
At the center is an intimate Shabbat family scene, showing figures gathered around a table with candles, wine, books and ceremonial objects. The Hebrew words שלום (Shalom / Peace) and שבת (Shabbat / Sabbath) appear beneath the scene.
The museum identification printed at the bottom reads “Beth Hatefutsoth, The Nahum Goldmann Museum of the Jewish Diaspora – Tel Aviv.” The institution opened in 1978 and was devoted to presenting Jewish history, culture and Diaspora life.
Artistically, the image combines modern Israeli Judaica, Jewish folk-art imagery, architectural illustration and Moorish/Sephardic decorative influences. The repeated geometric motifs and blue, turquoise, rose and earth tones give it a particularly attractive mid-to-late-20th-century decorative quality.
Title/Subject: Shabbat / Jewish Home interior and architectural scene
Institution/Publisher: Beth Hatefutsoth – The Nahum Goldmann Museum of the Jewish Diaspora
Place of Publication: Tel Aviv, Israel
Circa 1978 exhibition
Medium: Color printed poster/reproduction
Material: Printed paper
Art Style: Modern Israeli Judaica / Jewish folk art / decorative architectural art
Architectural Influence: Moorish/Sephardic styling with horseshoe arches, towers, geometric mosaics and ornamental doors
Subject Matter: Shabbat, Jewish family life, Sabbath candles, ceremonial table and Jewish architecture
Hebrew Text: “שלום” (Shalom/Peace) and “שבת” (Shabbat/Sabbath)
Framed size: 37" H x 18" W
Frame: Narrow gold-tone metal frame
Glazing: Satin glass
Place of Origin: Israel
Excellent condition for poster and frame.
6lbs 12oz
SKU 9611
At the center is an intimate Shabbat family scene, showing figures gathered around a table with candles, wine, books and ceremonial objects. The Hebrew words שלום (Shalom / Peace) and שבת (Shabbat / Sabbath) appear beneath the scene.
The museum identification printed at the bottom reads “Beth Hatefutsoth, The Nahum Goldmann Museum of the Jewish Diaspora – Tel Aviv.” The institution opened in 1978 and was devoted to presenting Jewish history, culture and Diaspora life.
Artistically, the image combines modern Israeli Judaica, Jewish folk-art imagery, architectural illustration and Moorish/Sephardic decorative influences. The repeated geometric motifs and blue, turquoise, rose and earth tones give it a particularly attractive mid-to-late-20th-century decorative quality.
Title/Subject: Shabbat / Jewish Home interior and architectural scene
Institution/Publisher: Beth Hatefutsoth – The Nahum Goldmann Museum of the Jewish Diaspora
Place of Publication: Tel Aviv, Israel
Circa 1978 exhibition
Medium: Color printed poster/reproduction
Material: Printed paper
Art Style: Modern Israeli Judaica / Jewish folk art / decorative architectural art
Architectural Influence: Moorish/Sephardic styling with horseshoe arches, towers, geometric mosaics and ornamental doors
Subject Matter: Shabbat, Jewish family life, Sabbath candles, ceremonial table and Jewish architecture
Hebrew Text: “שלום” (Shalom/Peace) and “שבת” (Shabbat/Sabbath)
Framed size: 37" H x 18" W
Frame: Narrow gold-tone metal frame
Glazing: Satin glass
Place of Origin: Israel
Excellent condition for poster and frame.
6lbs 12oz
SKU 9611
Beth Hatefutsoth Shabbat Jewish Home Judaica Poster 37x18 Tel Aviv Israel 1978
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