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Works by Jacques Lipchitz in the Israel Museum Collections; Interviews with Jacques Lipchitz ... Israel Museum, Jerusalem. Derech Ruppin 11. Tel: 02-6708811 | info ...
Free entry for children on Tuesdays and Saturdays. OPENING HOURS. Sun, Mon, Wed, Thur 10 am - 5 pm. Tues 4 pm - 9 pm, Fri 10 am - 2 pm. Sat and Holidays 10 am - 5 pm. Purchase tickets online. View on Google Map. * 10% discount for adult tickets upon presentation of this ad. Tel. 02-6708811 I Email: info@imj.org.il.
The permanent display of the archeology galleries in the museum is dedicated to these people and cultures, which serves as a unique display of the rich and fascinating local archaeological heritage. The archeology collection of the Land of Israel, displayed in the galleries, is one of the finest worldwide due to its quality and scope.
The Feast. May 12 2023 - January 20 2024. Curator: Nurith Goshen. Curator assistants: Shir Hoory, Debra Bernstein, Dafna Israel. Designer: Shirley Yahalomi. Designer assistant: Netanel Dahan. Bella and Harry Wexner Gallery. The exhibition explores banquets, feasts, and food in the Ancient Near East in the 4th-1st millennium BCE, presenting them ...
This gallery recounts the story of the earliest peoples, and cultures of the Land of Israel. The rare, ancient exhibits displayed here reconstruct the first, unwritten chapters of human history in this region, and shed light on the roots of human culture. The Land of Israel played a central role in human history from its beginnings.
Jerusalem, Middle East. Top choice in Jerusalem. More than 5000 years of cultural treasures are assembled around the vast Israel Museum's indoor and outdoor galleries. Highlights are the titanic statues of the Archaeological Wing, while the Fine Arts Wing showcases 20th-century Israeli art from carpet weaving to sculpture.
Contact us: isrart@imj.org.il. Israel Museum Prizes For Art and Design. The Israeli Art galleries present the works of artists from the beginning of the twentieth century until today. Israeli art has always found itself pulled in two conflicting directions; the need to address what was happening outside, and the desire to focus on the ...
