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Obj. ID: 27919
Modern Jewish Art
  Rabinovitch, Fata morgana rains

© Center for Jewish Art, Photographer: Radovan, Zev, 1993
A marble stone that looks like a part of an ancient column is the main part of the sculpture. On it at its bottom two blue iron rods are attached, drilled in, as if the date-palm trees they depict spring out of the stone. On the upper part of the stone, above the trees, another iron rod with a ring at its end is attached. The idea that trees come out of stone is based at the notion of flowering the desert.
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Name/Title
Rabinovitch, Fata morgana rains | Unknown
Object Detail
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Date
1991
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D | Desert
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Ornamentation
Custom
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