Lipa Natanson (Israeli, b. 1935)

Clenched fist, Screen print, 33 x 45 cm, Hand-signed, titled and numbered "20/30", Plate signed as well

Ink and wash. Two figures. 1959. Signed and dated lower right. In a Heydenryk frame. From a Nyack, NY collection. - Dimensions: Sight: 39.5" high x 25.5" wide

Apparently unsigned. Purim Mask, 1992. Silver, cold enamel, fabricated, pierced and formed. Includes exhibition catalog from Skirball Cultural Center. Dimensions: H 17" x W 8" x D 7.5" Condition: No i

Portfolio of thirteen lithographs in color (in original case); "People in Israel," ca. 1970 (unframed); All signed and numbered 11/200; Published by William Haber; 25 3/4" x 19 1/2" (sheet, each)

Woman in a market, Woodcut, 94 x 65 cm, Hand-signed and approved "E.A."

Itzchak Tarkay (Israeli, B. 1935) View of the Harbor. Color serigraph dated to 2001, pencil signed lower right and numbered 311/350. Provenance: Park West Gallery, Southfield, MI 7.25" x 11" Frame: 19

Portfolio of thirteen lithographs in color (in original case); "People in Israel," ca. 1970 (unframed); All signed and numbered 36/200; Published by William Haber; 25 3/4" x 19 1/2" (sheet, each)

Moshe Gat (Israeli, B.1935-) "Brothers" 1965. Signed by the artist in paint in Hebrew in lower center and in pencil in English in Lower right. Watercolor on paper. 19.5 inches high x 13.5 inches wide

Moshe Gat (Israeli, b. 1935) Print signed (lr) Sight 36"h x 15 /12"w Condition, broken glass, print has slipped in frame

Women at the Table, hand embellished serigraph on woven paper, 30 1/4 x 26 1/4 in (76.8 x 66.6 cm), signed lower right , EDITION: AP 27/60 Condition:All condition information is available by contactin

Women Gossiping at Lunch, serigraph, 45 1/2 x 25 1/4 in (115.5 x 64.7 cm, signed lower right , EDITION: xxxvii/xxxxxx, Condition:All condition information is available by contacting Trinity at 860-677

MOSHE GAT LITHOGRAPH OF MOTHER WITH CHILD , HAND SIGNED MOSHE GAT , NUMBERED 115/150 / MOSHE GAT LITHOGRAPH PORTRAIT OF BOY - LARGEST IS 22" x 29" ; 29" x 37 1/2" OVERALL

Moshe Zabari (Israeli, b. 1935) sterling silver etrog container / box, the pierced lid set with citrine and white topaz stones, the body with pierced Hebrew inscription, interior with thin lining poss

Izchak Tarkay (Israeli, B. 1935 - 2012) Watercolor/serigraph, dated 1996. Signed lower left. Certificate from Park West. Described as a watercolor over a serigraph drawing , unique work which was one

Signed, dated and inscribed lower right. Moshe Gat (Israeli, b. 1935). From a Westchester, NY home. Dimensions: 59.5" high x 78" wide. Condition: Small loss lower center, otherwise good, slightly dirt

Signed, dated and inscribed lower right. Moshe Gat (Israeli, b. 1935). From a Westchester, NY home. Dimensions: 59.5" high x 78" wide. Condition: Small loss lower center, otherwise good, slightly dirt

Signed lower right and again in Hebrew lower left. Moshe Gat (Israeli, b. 1935). From a New York City collection. - Dimensions: Sight - 21.25" high x 28" wide.

(Israeli, b. 1935) Signed l.r. Sight size: 26"h x 18"w

Noam Naim Basson (Israeli, b.1935) stained glass Mezuzah in the Pop art style made of glass, paper, lucite and silver. Singed by the author. Circa: 1980s. Dimensions: H: 5 in.

Noam Naim Basson (Israeli, b.1935) stained glass Mezuzah in the Pop art style made of glass, paper, lucite and silver. Singed by the author. Circa: 1980s. Dimensions: H: 5 in.

Moshe Gat, Israeli, b. 1935, lithograph print titled Two Sisters. Dated 1964. Signed and numbered in pencil 123 of 150 lower right. Matted and framed. Moshe Gat, a painter and printmaker, began to stu

Moshe Gat, Israeli, b. 1935, lithograph print titled Two Sisters. Dated 1964. Signed and numbered in pencil 123 of 150 lower right. Matted and framed. Moshe Gat, a painter and printmaker, began to stu

Moshe Gat (Israeli, b.1935), "Boy getting a fish". Woodcut signed in pencil in lower right. [Sight: 35 3/4" H x 23" W; Frame: 39" H x 26" W]. In good condition, unexamined out of frame.

Amos Yaskil (b. 1935), Israeli street scene, oil on canvas, signed "A. Yaskil" on verso, 10 1/2" x 14".