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And what is next to "The Antiquarian Book Shop" we saw in yesterday's post, out in the Israel Museum's art garden?
This.
This thing of limestone and steel cable.
Benni Efrat, an Israel artist born in Lebanon in 1935, made it in 1978.
It's name?
"Extrapolations."
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(If you are more interested in the shiny thing in the background, see my posts
http://jerusalemhillsdailyphoto.blogspot.co.il/2010/07/bringing-heaven-down-to-earth.html
and
http://jerusalemhillsdailyphoto.blogspot.co.il/2012/04/sixty-four-years-of-independence.html )
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Wednesday, January 16, 2013
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Did he spend a long weekend in Pisa I wonder?
ReplyDeleteCiel, could be! And not only with regard to the leaning aspect. Uh oh, I've been brainwashed about Pisa by VP. :)
ReplyDeleteHi dear Dina♥ Back to normal conditins what beautiful snow you had. Snow suits beautiful Jerusalem. As always I love all your photos and stories from Jerusalem. I always feel special to live in a country with such a history. Hugs
ReplyDeleteShalom Tina. You are so right. You and I are so lucky to live in a country with such special history.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great mind one must have to conceive and realize something like this...
ReplyDeleteWell, limestone is my favorite stone to climb on:-)
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