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Obj. ID: 22858
Modern Jewish Art
  L. Markowitch, Ex libris of Shalom and Ita Wasilewski

© Center for Jewish Art, Photographer: Salmon, Naomi, 1994

The black print on white paper presents a bearded Sofer Stam in a cap, writing a Torah scroll. He appears in a white circle, flanked by a menorah with burning lights and a bookshelf. There are an inkwell and a tefillin laying on the table. The whole scene is situated in the open Torah scroll. 

The row above cites the words of Rabbi Hanina ben Teradion, גוילין נשרפין ואותיות פורחות (the parchment burning while the letters of the Law soar upward), and a reference to the source: עבודה זרה י"ח ע"א (BT, Avoda Zara, 17a).

The row below reads: מספרי שלום ואיטע וואסילעווסקי (Exlibris of Shalom and Ita Wasilewski). It is stamped over with an illegible stamp.

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Name/Title
Ex libris of Shalom and Ita Wasilewski | Unknown
Object Detail
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Date
1920s-1930s (?)
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Poland
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Height
76 mm
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101 mm
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Direction/Location
Façade (main)
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Location of Torah Ark
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Location of Women's Section
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Signature
The signature of the artist appears in lower right, vertically, at the Torah scroll: ל. מארקאוויטש (L. Markowitch).
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Author of description
Vladimir Levin | 2018
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Computer Reconstruction
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