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The Earth is the L-rd's |
| Title (Hebrew) |
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La Tierra es del S-nor |
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[Woodcuts by Ilya Schor] Abraham Joshua Heschel |
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New York; Buenos Aires |
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Henry Schuman; Candelabro |
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1950; 1952 |
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This listing is an independent item not part of any collection
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Two volumes, English editionis unread copyt in original boards with dj; Spanish edition with stamps, bound in th original boards. |
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Woodcuts by Ilya Schor (1904–1961), U.S. silversmith, painter, and printmaker. Born in Galicia, he settled in New York in 1941. Schor achieved a reputation as a worker in metal. His jewelry are filled with delicate intricate design. He did a great deal of work for ritual use in synagogues. His work was reminiscent of pre-Emancipation Jewish craftsmen. His oils and some of the books he illustrated with woodcuts were of life in the shtetl.
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