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Tel Aviv Jaffa, collecting letters for political prisoners
[Posted: 2025-09-29 10-36 UTC±0] 

Horizontal painting in watercolour with ink lines. On the right are two young women, on the left in the background is someone putting a filled postcard into a box, while an activist sits behind. The woman on the left with deep blue hair and blue eyes, front wears black and a rainbow belt, has white headphones across her neck, and across her a bag strap with a pin "no to war". In her hands a phone, but she looks away from it to look at the observer. The woman on the right in front of her wears a bright red jacket, white shirt, and a bright red tie with blue pictures of pencils, around her neck are blue headphones, her hair is curly and orange-ochre coloured. She has glasses and looks to her right. The background is painted in circles of different purple colours. The painting is signed "collecting letters for political prisoners of Russia, Tel Aviv Jaffa, Michael Vokabre 2025 5786".

Composite scan of the postcard, below is the painting described before, above on the left are two stamps, on the right superimposed above where the address would go is the front of the postcard. The front depicts a photo of a detail of a grey-ish concrete house with yellow concrete fence below, and three-pane deep wooden windows, with some greenery peeking from the corners. It's signed "Honigocs House 90 Rothchild St. Architect J. Megidovich 1937". The photo's author and the designer of the postcard is signed on the back as "Photography: Nicola Radic Lucati; Design: Yaron Levi". The stamps on the right are as follows. On the top is a 4.20 stamp from the series "Art from the Holocaust", depicting an artwork Yehuda Bacon "To The Man Who Restored My Belief In Humanity" painted in Prague in 1945 in gouache, charcoal and pencil on paper. On the bottom is a 8.50 stamp from the series "International Mail From Eretz Israel" signed "Airmail" depicting a tricot biplane above Kinneret (Lake Tiberias), below reprinted is the top of an old postcard with lake Kinneret.

Tel Aviv Jaffa, collecting letters for political prisoners of Russia as part of a protest in front of the Russian embassy for Ukraine and democratic forces of Russia.

Painting in ink and watercolour on a postcard from Bauhaus center of Tel Aviv, sent as a Patreon reward.

Тель Авив Яффа, сбор писем для российских политических заключённых на протесте перед посольством России в поддержку Украины и демократических сил России.

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