Three etchings by Jacob Eisenberg.
1. Tiberias and the Kineret. Signed and dated in the plate (in English). Signed in pencil: "J. Eisenberg, Jerusalem" (in Hebrew and in English). 20X14 cm.
2. Street in the Old City of Jerusalem. Signed in the plate: "J. Eisenberg". Signed in pencil: "J. Eisenberg, Jerusalem (in Hebrew and in English). 16X21 cm.
3. Shepherd. Colored etching. Signed in pencil: "J. Eisenberg, Jerusalem" (in Hebrew and in English). 17X13 cm.
Estimate: $250-300

Figure of a Jew – engraving by Joseph Budko. Signed in pencil and numbered III.
At the center, painted with dark shades, an old figure of a Jew is leaning on a stick, looking downwards. Behind the Jew, on the cross, the lower body part of Jesus. Parts of a fence separate between the figure and the cross. "The fence symbolizes, of course, the barrier isolating the Jew from the world. This is an old, unstable, fence, easy to break through, but Budko shows how it continues to imprison the Jew".(See: HaMachsan shel Gideon Ofrat, Joseph Budko – Monograph, 2005).
12X17 cm, framed: 28X25 cm. Good condition, minor spotting on signature. Not examined out of frame.
Estimate: $300-400

Portrait of a Rabbi / Etching / 39X48 cm / Signed in the plate and in pencil
Estimate: $300-400

Jaffa / Etching / 31.5X37 cm / Signed in the plate and in pencil
Estimate: $1200-1500