Moskowitz,Zvi "Jewish Wedding"A.P.Intaglio litho

Ira Moskowitz (Polish/American, 1912-2001), 1969, etching and aquatint on paper depicting a Jewish wedding in a colorful setting, attended by guests, soldiers and musicians, numbered "77/150" l.l., si

Ira Moskowitz\"Jewish Wedding\"Artist\'s pencil signature. Image:20\" X 26\".Plus border.It is old and has gone through some damage to the border, especially the right lower border. The image itself i

Zvi Malnovitzer (b.1945) - Jewish Wedding, Oil on Board. Signed. 30x25cm.

Ira(Zvi) Moskowitz"Jewish Man At Prayer"Intaglio print.,artist proof, hand colored.Image:Approx.15" X 18".Generous border. Frame: Approx. 21" X 30".Never framed;, but it was displayed in art gallery.

** Zvi Malnovitzerb.1945 (Israeli)Jewish Weddingoil on canvs27x35 cmsigned lower rightOther Notes: Location: Israel.For estimated delivery time please contact us.Condition report available upon reques

Mane Katz, Pencil signed color lithograph. Marriage, Jewish Wedding. Numbered #256 of 300; Mourlot Litho. Original framing. Size: image 24 in. x 30 in.; outer frame 25.5 in. x 31.5 in.

Artist: Leonard Freed Title: Jewish Hassidic wedding. New York City, 1954 Date/Printed: 2008 Medium: Photo Litho with Copyright Leonard Freed/Magnum Photos Printer Location: Italy Additional Informati

Artist: Leonard Freed Title: Jewish Hassidic wedding. New York City, 1954 Date Printed: 2008 Medium: Photo Litho with Copyright Leonard Freed/Magnum Photos Printer Location: Italy 14.5x22 cm - 5.7x8.5

American (New York), mid 20th Century. Oil on board in a later frame. View of an energetic party with musicians and dancers. Signed on lower right. 19.5"h. 27.75"w. (sight). Frame, 24.25"h. 32"w.

"Jewish Wedding" by noted American Jewish painter Tully Filmus (1903 - 1998). Ca. mid 20th century. Oil on canvas painting. This painting depicts a portion of an Eastern European Jewish wedding ceremo

Mane Katz (French Ukrainian, 1894-1962) Oil/c Painting Jewish Wedding. Signed, Framed. size: 26 x 20, 31.5 x 25.5 outside frame.. ASKart: Born 1894 into a religious Jewish family, most of his work cen

Framed Oil on Board "The Jewish Wedding" by Samuel Rothbort, 1950 New York. The frame measures 17 3/4" x 13 3/4" and the painting measures 13 1/4" x 9 1/2"

Impressive colorful Judaica artwork bears the artist signature MANE-KATZ. The auction house does not guarantee that this is indeed the French\Russian artist MANE-KATZ (1894-1962). Oil on canvas attach

Ilye Shenker 1920-2013, Russian, Oil/c Jewish Wedding. Many figures. Oil on canvas. Signed. Well listed Artist. Original frame. size: 14 x 18, 17.5 x 21.5 outside of frame. ASKart: Ilye Shenker (1920

Traditional Jewish silver wedding ring in the form of a hinged temple. With Hebrew inscription to body of ring, and band. Hinged temple opens to reveal an interior altar with scroll. Total approx. wei

Artist: Zamy Steynovitz Title: Jewish Wedding in Paris Dimensions: 20 7/8in. by 15 7/8in. Edition: From the rare limited edition of 150 Medium: Original lithgoraph on canvas</

Yitzhak Frenkel Frenel (1899-1981) - "Jewish Wedding". Oil on canvas, flaw to its lower part. Signed. Painting dimensions: 21X27 cm. Frame dimensions: 46X51 cm.

Unidentified artist, A Jewish wedding, oil on canvas, 40X50 cm, signed.

Modern. In the shape of a tower on a ring.3.2" tall

Jewish Wedding in the Steitel,Oil on canvas, 80X100 cm.Signed. Signed and titled on the reverse.Provenance: The Estate of Adv. Hanan Shanon.

Jewish Wedding,Oil on canvas, 89X116 cm.Signed.

Jewish Wedding 24 1/2" x 29" gouache on board signed lower right 33" x 38" overall with the frameprovenance: purchased from the artist late 1940s, Zevi Scharfsteinto daughter, Shulamith Chernoff

Oil on canvas, Jewish Wedding with a 'Batlan' (entertainer) in the center, circa 1930.Height 20" x Width 16"Provenance: Moriah Galleries, Exhibition of Jewish Folk Art, October 2010, number 77, last o

62. A PAIR OF SILVER MARRIAGE CUPS. Germany, c. 1910. Embossed throughout with heart shaped designs, the borders engraved in Hebrew with excerpts from the blessings recited at a Jewish wedding. Marked