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Sunday to Thursday: ‬09:00-17:00

Fridays and Holiday eves: ‬09:00-14:00

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Living with the Shadow, Creating with the Light

The Anguish of Liberation as Reflected in Art, 1945-1947

Eliad Moreh-Rosenberg
Thomas Geve (1929-2024), We Are Free, Buchenwald DP camp, 1945
Thomas Geve (1929-2024), We Are Free, Buchenwald DP camp, 1945

Pencil, colored pencil and watercolor on paper
10 x 15 cm

Thomas Geve (1929-2024), We Are Free, Buchenwald DP camp, 1945
Eliazer (Elie) Neuburger (1891-1972), Ahasver, Amsterdam, 1947
Eliazer (Elie) Neuburger (1891-1972), Ahasver, Amsterdam, 1947

Oil on canvas

Eliazer (Elie) Neuburger (1891-1972), Ahasver, Amsterdam, 1947
Jakob Zim (Cymberknopf) (b. 1920), View of Buchenwald, A Few Days after Liberation , Buchenwald, 1945
Jakob Zim (Cymberknopf) (b. 1920), View of Buchenwald, A Few Days after Liberation , Buchenwald, 1945

Watercolor on paper

Jakob Zim (Cymberknopf) (b. 1920), View of Buchenwald, A Few Days after Liberation , Buchenwald, 1945
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addresses the audience at the opening of the new display in the Museum of Holocaust Art
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addresses the audience at the opening of the new display in the Museum of Holocaust Art

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addresses the audience at the opening of the new display in the Museum of Holocaust Art