Auction 80 - Part I - Jewish and Israeli History, Art and Culture
Teka Café – Advertising Poster Designed by David Shneur
Opening: $800
Unsold
"Teka, Coffee – Tea", advertising poster. [Tel-Aviv: Rosenberg & Federbush Press –Hanakdan, 1939]. Design: David Shneur (signed in the plate).
The Teka Café was one of the oldest cafés on Ben Yehuda Street in Tel-Aviv. This advertising poster, designed by David Shneur (1905-1988), bears the logo of the café – a black boy with a sack on his shoulder.
Approx. 63.5X88.5 cm. Mounted on thick cardboard and framed. A strip approx. 4 cm wide missing at bottom. Fair-good condition. Creases and fold lines. Several tears. Stains.
See: Totzeret HaAretz, 1923-1934, Israel Museum exhibition catalog, Jerusalem, 1997, p. 25.
The Teka Café was one of the oldest cafés on Ben Yehuda Street in Tel-Aviv. This advertising poster, designed by David Shneur (1905-1988), bears the logo of the café – a black boy with a sack on his shoulder.
Approx. 63.5X88.5 cm. Mounted on thick cardboard and framed. A strip approx. 4 cm wide missing at bottom. Fair-good condition. Creases and fold lines. Several tears. Stains.
See: Totzeret HaAretz, 1923-1934, Israel Museum exhibition catalog, Jerusalem, 1997, p. 25.
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