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Classic Modern Hanukkah Lamp
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Classic Modern Hanukkah Lamp
Description
Our Hanukkah lamp is a reproduction of an original menorah by silversmith David Heinz Gumbel (Israeli, born Germany, 1896–1992).
Produced in cooperation with Malka Cohavi & Studio D.H. Gumbel and the Jewish Museum, New York.
Argentum pewter. Polished finish. 13 1/2''H x 13 1/2''W.
- Polished finish
- Pewter
- 13 1/2''H x 13 1/2''W
Art History
Master silversmith David Heinz Gumbel (Israeli, born Germany, 1896–1992) was greatly influenced by the Bauhaus school of architecture and industrial design in Germany, and incorporated its aesthetic into his Judaica works. He designed the original Hanukkah lamp, on which the Museum's version is based, around 1930. Shortly after, he fled his native Germany to Palestine. Our elegant reproduction is a numbered edition of 1,000.
Description
Our Hanukkah lamp is a reproduction of an original menorah by silversmith David Heinz Gumbel (Israeli, born Germany, 1896–1992).
Produced in cooperation with Malka Cohavi & Studio D.H. Gumbel and the Jewish Museum, New York.
Argentum pewter. Polished finish. 13 1/2''H x 13 1/2''W.
- Polished finish
- Pewter
- 13 1/2''H x 13 1/2''W
Art History
Master silversmith David Heinz Gumbel (Israeli, born Germany, 1896–1992) was greatly influenced by the Bauhaus school of architecture and industrial design in Germany, and incorporated its aesthetic into his Judaica works. He designed the original Hanukkah lamp, on which the Museum's version is based, around 1930. Shortly after, he fled his native Germany to Palestine. Our elegant reproduction is a numbered edition of 1,000.
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