Five woodcuts by Solomon Yudovin (1892-1954); signed and dated in pencil. 1920-1925.
Four of the woodcuts depict small towns and houses; three of them are reproduced in "Vitebsk in S. Yudovin's Woodcuts" (Vitebsk, 1926). The fifth woodcut depicts a Jewish shoemaker (another version of it, reversed, is reproduced in "S. Yudovin, Woodcuts". Leningrad, 1928).
Size and condition vary. Woodcuts of approx. 2.5X4 cm to 11.5X15 cm. Stains. All prints matted.
Provenance: The collection of Uzi Agassi.