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Arieh Allweil: Tumultuous Suite of lithographs

Introduction Twenty-three-year-old artist Arieh Allweil created a remarkable and in someways terrifying...

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Stefan Berg: Architecture of Music

INTRODUCTion I was so impressed by a paperback edition of a wordless...

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Arieh Allweil: The Book of Amos: Part 2

Introduction Welcome to the second part of my ART I SEE post...

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Arieh Allweil: The Book of Amos: Part 1

introduction This ART I SEE blog post focuses on The Book of...

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Harry Gottlieb’s “Coal Pickers’

Discovery The object of this blog post is about the coal culture...

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Introducing Arieh Allweil

INTRODUCTION Last April the Israeli book dealer from whom I bought Erich...

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Kibbutzim in Eretz Israel

INtroduction When you patronize a retailer, that seller is likely to feed...

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Eli Jacobi: Missed opportunity

  Introduction While I purchased this print by Eli Jacobi at auction...

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John Sloan: Anatomy lesson with friends

Introduction When I started out as a print collector some 40 years...

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Eretz Israel: Narratives in relief prints

  Introduction Even as a seasoned print and book collector who tries...

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Red Chairs: How they got that way

Introduction What seduced me into purchasing a set of six New York...

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Update 2019: Print Acquisitions

Introduction Exciting developments at the end of 2019 spark this ART I...

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Remedy for Rethel: Conserving 1840s broadsheet

Introduction I hadn’t realized that it took me over two years to...

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ERIC AVERY: Paradise arrives

Introduction Some how in the process of completing my first ART I...

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Rethel’s Death as Counterrevolutionary Meme

The Want Artist Alfred Rethel (German, 1816-1859) first grabbed my attention in...

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