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The Nome Nugget
Nome, Nome County, Alaska
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The Bezalel Museum in Jerusalem has dispatched 30 simultaneous traveling exhibitions across Palestine, using 60,000 framed reproductions of art from stone-age drawings to modern paintings, with Hebrew explanations. Some originals were donated by Jewish immigrants fleeing Nazi Germany.
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JERUSALEM (AP) Thirty traveling exhibitions sent out simultaneously by the Bezalel Museum are acquainting thousands of people in Palestine with all kinds of art from stone-age drawings to the latest modern paintings.
About 60,000 classified reproductions are used in the traveling exhibitions, each framed, with a complete explanation of the work in Hebrew. Some of the originals were donated by Jewish immigrants from Nazi Germany, who were able to save them from confiscation.
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Thirty traveling exhibitions sent out simultaneously by the Bezalel Museum are acquainting thousands of people in Palestine with all kinds of art from stone-age drawings to the latest modern paintings. About 60,000 classified reproductions are used in the traveling exhibitions, each framed, with a complete explanation of the work in Hebrew. Some of the originals were donated by Jewish immigrants from Nazi Germany, who were able to save them from confiscation.