This poster depicts children building a Succah together, using a ladder and tools to add the s'chach and decorations. A hint of the four species can be seen on the right and in the background is the village or city drawn in Berger's unique artistic style.
Zvi Berger (1935-1986) was born in Haifa, studied at the Bezalel Academy of Art and Design in Jerusalem, and was appreciated by his teachers and received excellent grades. Upon graduation, he began working as a graphic artist for the Keren Kayemet Le'Israel (JNF) designing many stamps and posters. At the same time he began to create in a free style. With Prof. Ze'ev Vilnai, his good friend, he released an art album called "Israel Horizons" which included 56 original lithographs.
The album won a silver medal at the 6th Festival of Artistic Albums in Milan, Italy, in 1965.
This poster depicts children building a Succah together, using a ladder and tools to add the s'chach and decorations. A hint of the four species can be seen on the right and in the background is the village or city drawn in Berger's unique artistic style.
Zvi Berger (1935-1986) was born in Haifa, studied at the Bezalel Academy of Art and Design in Jerusalem, and was appreciated by his teachers and received excellent grades. Upon graduation, he began working as a graphic artist for the Keren Kayemet Le'Israel (JNF) designing many stamps and posters. At the same time he began to create in a free style. With Prof. Ze'ev Vilnai, his good friend, he released an art album called "Israel Horizons" which included 56 original lithographs.
The album won a silver medal at the 6th Festival of Artistic Albums in Milan, Italy, in 1965.
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