The Herzliya Hebrew Gymnasium, the first Hebrew high school in Tel Aviv and for decades the building the whole city faced, standing at the head of Herzl Street. It was demolished in the 1960s and Shalom Meir Tower was built in its place, which makes this print a portrait of something that no longer exists.
Reduced to a single colour and a circle, in the graphic language of mid-century advertising.
Signed by the artist. Digitally printed on an HP Indigo Chrome press. Size: A3+ (13 x 18.9 inch / 330 x 480 mm).
