6 photographs showing illustrations of the Irgun man, the Haifa painter Leopold Pinchasovitz who was exiled to Africa by the British. Paintings of various sights from the Gilgil Detention Camp near Asmara Who drew Pinchasovitz during his stay in the camp during the year of 1947-1948.
Illustrations: the synagogue, Deck of the ship, the dining room of the camp - an exterior view, The laundry beyond the barbed wire, the camp's sports field, aboard the ship en route to Kenya, Laundry beyond the barbed wire fence.
Some are rare and do not appear in the Jabotinsky Institute.
Same size: 13x8 cm. Very good condition.
