Yona Fischer.

Jerusalem, Israel, 1979. 259 pp., illustrations: 12 col., 239 b&w, 20.5 × 24 cm. Hebrew.

Israel Museum (20 March–13 October 1979)

A pioneering book on the subject, illustrated with many items from the exhibition. Six scholarly essays on: secular and religious art (Yitzhak Einhorn), decorative objects and souvenirs (Rafi Grafman), 19th-century art (Yona Fisher), individual artisans and artists active in Eretz Israel during this period (including Moshe ben Yizhak Mizrachi, Yosef Tzvi Geiger, micrographer Shmuel Shulman, and Meir Rosin) (Haviva Peled), printing, individual printers, and printed decorations (Haviva Peled), and architecture in Israel from Mishkenot Shananim until the establishment of Tel Aviv (David Cassuto). No itemized listing.

ARCHITECTURE
CEREMONIAL OBJECTS
ERETZ ISRAEL
FOLK ART
HEBREW PRINTING, ERETZ ISRAEL
HOLY LAND SOUVENIRS
ISRAELI ART
NEEDLEWORK/EMBROIDERY
PRINTED BOOKS
PRINTING BLOCKS/CLICHÉS

Adar plaques
Amulets
Bezalel Art School
Damascene work
Drawings/Sketches
Elijah’s chair
Elijah’s cup
Geiger, Yosef Tzvi
Hamsas
Hanukkah lamps
Hebrew illuminated manuscripts, Eretz Israel
Hebrew printers
Holy Land souvenirs, olive wood
Itinerarium
Jerusalem
Ketubbot
Kiddush cups
Maps, Holy Land
Micrography
Mizrach
Mizrachi, Moshe ben Yitzchak
Monsohn Press
Pesach plates
Pidyon ha-Ben plates
Pilgrims’ stamp (for body tattoo) of Jerusalem
Postcards
Rosh Hashanah plates
Rosin, Meir
Sacrifice of Isaac in art
Seals/Stamps
Shabbat cloths/tablecloths
Shabbat plates
Shiviti plaques, paper
Shulman, Shmuel (scribe-artist)
Tobacco/Snuff boxes