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36 Friday, August 5, 1983
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Israel Museum Exhibition
Is Tribute to Bezalel School
JERUSALEM — Some
1,500 objects, creating
quantitatively the largest
exhibition ever mounted at
the Israel Museum, afford a
comprehensive overview of
local art at the start of the
century.
The Bezael School for Art
and Crafts, named for
Bezael Ben Uri, the first ar-
tist mentioned in the Bible,
was founded by the roman-
tic visionary Boris Schatz in
1906. His goal was to estab-
lish a center for art which
would attract Jewish artists
from the Diaspora and local
students.
The items in the exhibi-
tion were produced during
1906-1929. in Bezalel's 30
is sie di
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Oshinskys Celebrate 50th
Former Detroiters Mr.
and Mrs. Edward (Rose)
Oshinsky of Lauderdale
Lakes, Fla., were honored
by their children and
friends at a party and
dinner at the Musicana
Supper Club in Florida on
the occasion of their 50th
wedding anniversary.
Their children are Mr.
and Mrs. Mel (Faye) Owens
of Boca Raton, Fla., Carl
Oshinsky of Southfield, Mr.
and Mrs. Dennis (Marilyn)
Oshinsky of Troy and Mr.
and Mrs. Stuart (Susan)
Oshinsky of Houston, Tex.
The senior Oshinskys have
six grandchildren.
Formerly residents of
Oak Park, the couple re-
tired to Florida nine years
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departments which made
silver, Damascene work,
wood, ivory, ceramics,
carpet-weaving, enamel,
repousse, etc.
The exhibiton celeb-
rates the recent 75th an-
niversary of Bezalel and
marks 50 years since the
death of its founder. The
works are from the Israel
Museum collection and
on loan from numerous
collections, public and
private, in Israel and
abroad.
The publication of an ex-
tensive 400-page book with
more than 500 illustrations
and color plates was made
possible by the Sherover
Foundation.
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Plans for the 49th annual
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Pledge chairmen are Rose
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Wednesday in the social
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Luncheon will be sponsored
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children, by Mrs. Sari
Greenfield in honor of her
grandchildren, and by Mrs.
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Initial preparations for
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President Fanny Laufer
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The social committee in-
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