Franz Kraus (b. Sankt Pölten 1905 – d. Tel Aviv 1998)
Four book covers for Am Oved (עם עובד) Publishing House (Tel Aviv), mid-1940s:
Zoltan Kluger (Israeli, b. Kecskemét 1896 – d. New York City 1977)
Members of Kibbutz Sdot Yam cast their fishing nets off the shore of ancient Caesarea, April 1941
Rudi Weissenstein (b. Jihlava 1910 – d. Tel Aviv 1992)
"General Recruitment" — Two boys with bicycles stand in front of a wall of posters asking Jews to enlist in the Jewish Brigade of the British Army, Tel Aviv, 1939.
The posters were designed by Richárd Balázs (בלס ריכרד) and a slightly different version can be seen here.
Zoltan Kluger (Hungarian, later Israeli, 1896–1977)
"An instructor with his stopwatch opens the schoolboys' glider contest in Tel Aviv", 17 July 1941
The editorial board of Ha'Zvi ("הצבי") newspaper, Jerusalem, 1908.
Sitting at the table, from left to right: A.B. Rivlin, Aharon Salant and Itamar Ben-Avi. A servant stands on the left, and Yitzhak Laufbahn stands at the right, holding an issue of Die Welt.
"לא ינום ולא יישן שומר ישראל…" Un paznic în Galil
("The guard of Israel shall neither slumber nor sleep..." / A watchman in the Galilee)
Meir Mandl, Destine noui (Bucharest: Biblioteca HeHalutz, 1946)
Jewish settlement guards in Mount Carmel, 1936
Photograph by Rudi Weissenstein (b. Jihlava 1910 — d. Tel Aviv 1992)
The PhotoHouse, negative nr. 1066
Picking oranges as part of a Youth Aliyah program in Givat Brenner, Mandatory Palestine, 1939
Photo by Rudi Weissenstein (b. Jihlava 1910 — d. Tel Aviv 1992)
The PhotoHouse, negative nr. 3054
(from L to R) Uri Zvi Greenberg, Ze'ev Yeivin, Yehoshua Yeivin, Miriam Atara Yeivin, and Yisrael Yeivin on their balcony in Tel Aviv, 1930
Photo montages by Moi Ver (aka Moshé Raviv-Vorobeichic or Moshe Vorobeichik, b. Lithuania 1904 - d. Israel 1995)
חֶבְרֵיא: ספר תְּמוּנוֹת שֶׁל הַנַּעַר הָעוֹבֵד ( תל-אביב: "הוֹצָאַת בַּמַעֲלֶה" ,1935)
“Working Eretz Yisrael asks: Did you get your shekel?”
World Zionist Organization poster promoting the purchase of the Zionist shekel, both a fundraising item for Zionist activities and the prerequisite for voting for delegates to the Zionist Congress.
Designed by Moi Ver (aka Moshé Raviv-Vorobeichic or Moshe Vorobeichik, b. Lithuania 1904 - d. Israel 1995), 1941
Posters by Rudi Dayan (Rudolf Deutsch), 1930s
