KETEF HINNOM A Treasure Facing Jerusalem's Walls, 1992

Original exhibition poster, The Israel Museum, Jerusalem.

This compelling poster presents a striking juxtaposition of ancient artifact and historical landscape. At the forefront is a vividly colored sculptural head—its stylized features and weathered surface evoking the richness of archaeological discovery. Suspended against a monochrome view of Jerusalem’s historic terrain, the image bridges past and present, object and place.

The composition highlights the significance of Ketef Hinnom, one of the most important archaeological sites in Jerusalem, known for its remarkable finds that illuminate early cultural and religious history. The contrast between the textured artifact and the soft, archival background creates a powerful visual dialogue between history and memory.

The clean, graphic layout and restrained palette emphasize the artifact’s presence, reinforcing the exhibition’s focus on heritage and discovery.

A thoughtful and visually engaging museum poster, appealing to collectors of archaeology, history, and cultural ephemera.

Framing available upon request.