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Shura, Jacob El Hanani, (1986), Ink on paper

Shura

Jacob El Hanani · (1986)

Ink on paper

The Museum of Modern Art

Untitled, Jacob El Hanani, 1979, Ink on paper

Untitled

Jacob El Hanani · 1979

Ink on paper

The Museum of Modern Art

Untitled, Jacob El Hanani, 1978, Ink on paper

Untitled

Jacob El Hanani · 1978

Ink on paper

The Museum of Modern Art

Untitled (No. 101), Jacob El Hanani, 1977, Ink on paper

Untitled (No. 101)

Jacob El Hanani · 1977

Ink on paper

The Museum of Modern Art

Untitled, Moshe Kupferman, 1977, Charcoal and graphite pencil on paper

Untitled

Moshe Kupferman · 1977

Charcoal and graphite pencil on paper

The Museum of Modern Art

Untitled, Moshe Kupferman, 1976, Synthetic polymer paint and graphite pencil on paper

Untitled

Moshe Kupferman · 1976

Synthetic polymer paint and graphite pencil on paper

The Museum of Modern Art

Jerusalem, Anna Ticho, 1969, Charcoal on paper

Jerusalem

Anna Ticho · 1969

Charcoal on paper

The Museum of Modern Art

Noah's Ark, Shalom Of Safed (Shalom Moskowitz), (1965), Synthetic polymer paint on paper

Noah's Ark

Shalom Of Safed (Shalom Moskowitz) · (1965)

Synthetic polymer paint on paper

The Museum of Modern Art

Jerusalem Hills, Anna Ticho, (1963), Charcoal on paper

Jerusalem Hills

Anna Ticho · (1963)

Charcoal on paper

The Museum of Modern Art

Landscape behind Rocks, Anna Ticho, (1951), Pencil on paper

Landscape behind Rocks

Anna Ticho · (1951)

Pencil on paper

The Museum of Modern Art

Three Figures of Woodcutters, Alexander Bogomazov, c. 1927–28, Watercolor and pencil on paper on board

Three Figures of Woodcutters

Alexander Bogomazov · c. 1927–28

Watercolor and pencil on paper on board

The Museum of Modern Art

.a) Man and Woman Carrying Large Baskets .b) Untitled, Alexander Bogomazov, c. 1927–28, Watercolor and pencil on paper

.a) Man and Woman Carrying Large Baskets .b) Untitled

Alexander Bogomazov · c. 1927–28

Watercolor and pencil on paper

The Museum of Modern Art

Studies for Constructivist Compositions, Alexander Bogomazov, 1920–22, Pencil on paper

Studies for Constructivist Compositions

Alexander Bogomazov · 1920–22

Pencil on paper

The Museum of Modern Art

Ukrainian Peasants at the Market (recto); Untitled (verso), Alexander Bogomazov, c. 1920, Ink on paper (recto); Ink on paper (verso)

Ukrainian Peasants at the Market (recto); Untitled (verso)

Alexander Bogomazov · c. 1920

Ink on paper (recto); Ink on paper (verso)

The Museum of Modern Art

Saltimbanques Turcs, Alexis Gritchenko, 1920, Pencil on paper

Saltimbanques Turcs

Alexis Gritchenko · 1920

Pencil on paper

The Museum of Modern Art

Landscape, Alexander Bogomazov, c. 1917–19, Charcoal on paper

Landscape

Alexander Bogomazov · c. 1917–19

Charcoal on paper

The Museum of Modern Art

Woman, Alexander Bogomazov, 1914, Charcoal on paper

Woman

Alexander Bogomazov · 1914

Charcoal on paper

The Museum of Modern Art