Graphic print featuring a pattern resembling the shapes of a menorah candlestick.

The design pays homage to the work of the Shamir brothers and takes inspiration from the cover of the book "The Story of Israel in Stamps". The book, published in 1972, was designed by Gabriel Shamir (1909–1992) and Maxim Shamir (1910–1990) - two Latvian-Israeli graphic designers. The brothers, born in Liepāja, Latvia, later moved to Tel Aviv and created Israel's official state emblems, medals, stamps, and currency notes.

Read more here — a tribute to Latvian-Israeli graphic design
and visit The Shamir Brothers work archive. 

This work is part of a collection of Graphic Prints to introduce the world to the remarkable local Baltic graphic artists. 

SPECS 
Fine art Giclée print with acid-free archival paper, ensuring exceptional durability and preventing degradation over time.

FRAME
Standard wooden frame, with polished acrylic glass panel
Robust wooden backing.

Available in different sizes:
40x60cm
50x70cm
60x80cm

SHIPPING 
Worldwide delivery only for unframed prints.  
Framed prints are ONLY available for a free pickup at the Miesai showroom.