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      • Dan Ben Amotz, "I Tried Everything" – Poster designed by David Tartakover – Ben-Amotz's "Farewell to Life" Good-Bye Party
        Jul. 19, 2022

        Dan Ben Amotz, "I Tried Everything" – Poster designed by David Tartakover – Ben-Amotz's "Farewell to Life" Good-Bye Party

        Est: -

        "Nissiti HaKol" [I Tried Everything] / DBA [Dan Ben-Amotz], " poster designed by David Tartakover ("after ‘DBA'"). Photograph by David Rubinger. "Published for the good-bye party (dress rehearsal)." Tel Aviv, 1989. Hebrew. Poster advertising the "Farewell to Life" good-bye party held by Dan Ben-Amotz for his friends – Israeli cultural figures, politicians, and celebrities – at the "Hamam" club in Old Jaffa. Ben-Amotz organized the party when he knew his days were numbered. At the end of the party, he handed each of the roughly 300 invited guests a gift with a personalized note, along with the present poster, created by the renowned Israeli graphic designer David Tartakover. Shortly after this event, Ben-Amotz succumbed to liver cancer. This poster is numbered 112 in the bottom right corner. 49.5X69 cm. Good-fair condition. Creases. Minor blemishes to edges. Stains (many stains to lower portion of poster). Dan Ben Amotz (born Moshe [Mussia] Tehilimzeigger, 1924-1989), native of Poland, one of the quintessential Renaissance men of Israeli culture, active, among other things, as an author, journalist, translator, screenwriter, satirist, radio personality, and actor. In his younger days, he had served as a member of the Palmach underground and as an agent working on behalf of illegal Jewish immigrants to Palestine in the final years of the British Mandate. Ben-Amotz was responsible for some of the most popular literary works of the early decades of the State of Israel, including "Yalkut HaKzavim" (in collaboration with Haim Hefer; 1951), "Lizkor VeLishko'ah" ("To Remember and Forget, " 1968), "Milon Olami LeIvrit Meduberet" ("World-class Dictionary of Spoken Hebrew, " in collaboration with Netiva Ben-Yehuda, 1972), and many other pieces of literature; alongside Haim Hefer, he produced and took part in the acclaimed show "Tel-Aviv HaKtanah" ("Little Tel Aviv"); on radio, he was one of the principal participants in the popular program "Sheloshah BeSirah Ahat" ("Three in One Boat"; 1955-59); he was a widely read columnist, writing for the daily newspaper "Hadashot, " and, in general, was one of the more prominent figures in Tel Aviv's bohemian circles. Dan Ben-Amotz's reputation and legacy were severely tarnished after his death, following the posthumous publication by his friend, Amnon Dankner, of a controversial biography that raised allegations of a history of sexual misbehavior and exploitation of women.

        Kedem Public Auction House Ltd
      • Dan Ben-Amotz
        Jun. 27, 2022

        Dan Ben-Amotz

        Est: $400 - $600

        Dan's Collection Box, wooden box with three-dimensional items, 16X39X6 cm. Signed.

        Tiroche Auction House
      • Dan Ben-Amotz (Israeli, 1924-1989)
        Nov. 18, 2018

        Dan Ben-Amotz (Israeli, 1924-1989)

        Est: -

        Untitled, 1976, Assemblage, 50 x 40 cm, Signed and dated on verso

        Yair Art Gallery
      • Dan Ben-Amotz (Israeli, 1924-1989)
        Nov. 18, 2018

        Dan Ben-Amotz (Israeli, 1924-1989)

        Est: -

        Untitled, 1976, Assemblage, 19 x 17 cm, Signed and dated on verso

        Yair Art Gallery
      • Dan Ben-Amotz (Israeli, 1924-1989)
        Sep. 02, 2018

        Dan Ben-Amotz (Israeli, 1924-1989)

        Est: -

        Untitled, 1976, An electronic processor connected to wood panel, 19 x 16 cm, Signed and dated on verso

        Yair Art Gallery
      • Dan Ben-Amotz (Israeli, 1924-1989)
        Sep. 02, 2018

        Dan Ben-Amotz (Israeli, 1924-1989)

        Est: -

        Untitled, 1973, Assemblage, 13 x 13 cm, Signed and dated

        Yair Art Gallery
      • "Nissiti Hakol" - Dahn Ben-Amotz - Poster - 1989
        Jan. 09, 2018

        "Nissiti Hakol" - Dahn Ben-Amotz - Poster - 1989

        Est: -

        "Nissiti Hakol". D[ahn] B[en] A[motz]. Design: David Tartakover after D.B.A. Photograph by David Rubinger. Published by "Torzeret HaAretz", Tel-Aviv, 1989. A poster printed for a farewell party that Dahn Ben Amotz organized for his friends in the HaHamam, Jaffa, when he realized that his end is near. Numbered 112 on lower right corner. 69X49.5 cm. Fair-good condition. Slight defects at margins. Stains (Many stains at bottom half).

        Kedem Public Auction House Ltd
      • Lot of two dictionaries for Hebrew spoken language (slang)
        Jul. 31, 2014

        Lot of two dictionaries for Hebrew spoken language (slang)

        Est: -

        Lot of two dictionaries for Hebrew spoken language (slang) edited by Dan Ben-Amotz and Netiva ben-Yehuda, published by Lewin-Epstein and Zemora-Bitan, 1972-1982. Overall good condition, wear to the dust jacket of one of the books.

        Ishtar Auctions Ltd
      • Dan Ben-Amotz
        Dec. 07, 2010

        Dan Ben-Amotz

        Est: $200 - $300

        Dan Ben-Amotz Totem, Wood, leather, gems and metal, height: 70cm,

        Montefiore Auction House
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