Composite scan of the whole back of the postcard. On the left is the painting, below the painting is the description printed on the postcard, "Maor David power station, the first coal-fired power station In Israel 1982, completed 1984, Israel Electric Corporation". To the right is the logo of the printer "Palphot", and "Made in Israel" printed. On the right, above where the address would've went, is the front of the postcard, the evening view of the same power plant, power lines in the middle to the right, two chimneys and lit buildings to the left, the sky is bright orange. To the right peaks is part of the printed cancellation. The stamp above is a 5ILS stamp from the series "Embroidery in Eretz Israel" signed "Judaica Embroidery" with an embroidered sight of Machpella Cave in Hebron.

Ink and watercolour painting from the time of moving between cities, with the van driving by Hadera "Rabin Lights" power plant, which is also the subject of the vintage postcard on which the scene was painted on.

A square painting in watercolour with ink lines, a view from the passenger seat towards the drivers seat in a van, with the driver's hands on the wheel seen. In the front is a motorway, on the left is a power plant with four chimneys, one, the furthest away having white curly smoke coming from it. Behind the power plant is the sea. The postcard is signed On the way from Tel Aviv Jaffa to Acre, Michael Vokabre 2025 5786 Acre.

On the way from Tel Aviv Jaffa to Acre, near Hadera "Rabin Lights" power plant.

Argaman of Tunisia making the original Tyrian Purple out of Murex snails rebranded as Empyrex and updated their website. This is one type of pigment that I for sure will never be able to get hold of.
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Composite scan of the whole back of the postcard, the painting described before is on the left. Below the painting, in four languages (Hebrew, and presumably French and Spanish above English) written is "Lesser Spotted Eagle, Imperial Eagle". Below written in Hebrew is "they live around fresh water and prey on birds and mammals". On the right is the logo of the printer "Palphot" and a writing "printed in Israel". Above the address area superimposed is the front of the postcard, a photo of two eagles in front of trees and a cactus to the right, the eagle on the left, the lighter larger one sits on a stump, the eagle on the right, the darker one, sits on a perch. The photo is coloured but yellowed. Above, on the left is a stamp valued at 5.50 called "Sea Mail" also from the series "International Mail from Eretz Israel", with a view of Jaffa, and an old postcard depicting a steamship. The stamp on the right is a 7.60 stamp also from the series "Mail in Eretz Israel", in the middle is a photo of a truck "Haim H Nathaniel Overland Mail Service" superimposed on an envelope "First Overland Baghdad-Haifa".

Painting in ink and watercolour of the minaret of Jaffa Great Mosque with the roof of the water fountain on the right, painted on an old postcard with a photo of a Lesser Spotted Eagle and an Imperial Eagle. Sent as a Patreon reward.

Watercolour and ink painting on yellowed paper of an old postcard. In the middle, slightly askew to the right is a minaret of Jaffa Great Mosque. Behind it is white cloud, otherwise the sky is blue on top of yellowed paper. On the bottom is part of the roof of the mosque. To the left of the minaret are two flying pigeons, one more to the right. A pigeon also lands or takes off from the roof. To the right is a wooden, greenish roof of a water fountain with stars and crescent and star decorations on wires. Above the roof are six pigeons sitting, and one landing. The painting is signed Michael Vokabre Jaffa Great Mosque Tel Aviv Jaffa 2026 57885 (sic!) Acre.

Tel Aviv Jaffa, Jaffa Great Mosque (Mahmoudiya Mosque)
תל אביב יפו, ​​מסגד מחמודיה
تل أبيب يافا، مسجد المحمودية

Composite scan of the back of the postcard. On the bottom is the painting described before. On top right, above where the address goes, superimposed is the front of the postcard, a reprint of an old photo. The description of the photo is on top left, "1938 The Yarkon River Tel Aviv 1938 Photograph by Rudi Weissenstein The PhotoHouse". The photograph shows a group of men sitting on wooden planks by a river, on the opposite side is grass. The photograph is black and white. Above the photograph is the stamp, valued 6.50 ILS, titled Israel Georgia 30 Years of Diplomatic Relations with the text in English and Hebrew, and the flags of Israel and Georgia. In the middle is a photo of an ancient stone with a writing, signed on top Georgian Asomtavruli Script - Umm Leisun, Jerusalem 5-6 Centuries 2022 Baadur Koblianidze.

Ink and watercolour painting of a scene of moving out of the "Container House" at the port of Jaffa, in the front is a dog named Landi. Painted on a postcard with a 1938 photo of Yarkon River of Tel Aviv by Shimon Rudolf "Rudi" Weissenstein.

Painting in watercolour with ink lines, square but slightly horizontalish, a scene from a low viewpoint of a dog over a container gallery being repainted. In the middle is the dog, a poodle, painted with lots of curls in different colours. On the left is the container, blue, white inside. On the left a woman paints the wall, a man stands to the right behind a chair. Above the glass door, opened, hangs a bag and a denim long sleeve shirt, both painted with artworks. On the right stands, looking down through items unseen as the view is obscured by the dog, another woman artist. Above are the pipes and the roof. The painting is signed "Michael Vokabre Container House Jaffa, 2026 5785(sic!) Acre"

Jaffa Port, Container House III
נמל יפו, בית המכולות III
ميناء يافا، بيت الحاويات III

Composite scan of the whole back of the postcard, with the painting being on the left. On the right, superimposed above the address is the front of the postcard. The description of the postcard is printed above on the back of the postcard, upside down, in between where the front scan is superimposed, and where the stamps are placed. The description reads: Marc Chagall 1887-1985 Still Life 1912 Nature Morte Stilleben Oil on Canvas 62,5/78 cm Private Collection The painting, made in dark colours, depicts an abstract-ish still life with a kerosene light on the left, a plate with fruits on the center, a bottle and a jug in the back, a tea cup on the left, a cup on the right, and a plate in the back. The colours are bold blues and reds. The stamp is a 5ILS stamp from the series "Embroidery in Eretz Israel" signed "Judaica Embroidery" with an embroidered sight of Machpella Cave in Hebron.

Painting in ink and watercolour of a scene at the "Container House" at the Port of Jaffa, with the artist Maria Granovskaya (www.instagram.com/kot.i.lisa/) at work. Painted on a postcard with a photocopy of 1912 still life by Marc Chagall.

Square painting, slightly vertical, a portraint in watercolour with ink lines. On the right sits a woman with short curly-ish orange-violet hair and with glasses, in a pink short sleeved button shirt. She holds a tube of paint, painting on cloth on the left, the painting is multi-coloured depiction of a person with abstract designs. On her lap is a multi-coloured checker patterned cloth. She looks at the left, and to the left of her is an oval mirror in which she is reflected. On the right top to her are four ceramic masks. On the left the painting is signed Container House Jaffa Michael Vokabre 2026 5785 (sic!) Acre

Jaffa Port, Container House II
נמל יפו, בית המכולות II
ميناء يافا، بيت الحاويات II

Composite scan, on the left is the painting described before. On the right, above the address area superimposed is the front of the postcard, a black and white photo of Magen David Square in Tel Aviv in 1936 photographed by Rudi Weissenstein and printed by The Photohouse. The photo shows crossroads on paved streets, two or one storey buildings around. There are multiple pedestrians, buses, a horse driven cart, on the buildings there are ads in Hebrew and English. Above is a postal stamp, a 5ILS stamp from the series "Embroidery in Eretz Israel" signed "Judaica Embroidery" with an embroidered sight of Machpella Cave in Hebron. On top of it is a cancellation. Above the stamp is the description of the photo on the postcard.

Painting in ink and watercolour of a scene at the "Container House" at the Port of Jaffa — strangers looking at postcards with my arts, as there I tried to sell my arts for some months. Painted on a postcard with a 1936 photograph of Magen David Square by Rudi Weissenstein.

A painting in watercolour with ink lines, square-ish vertical. In the middle are two women, holding postcards and looking at them. The woman on the right, in the front, wears military uniform, has a gun on her back, holds the postcard in her left hand, and a plastic bag in her left hand. She has dark brown hair. The woman in the back wears a skirt, a top, and has orange-ish hair. On the left is a stall with different artworks in frames, behind are more artworks in frames. On the right are ceramic on the wall. The painting is signed Tel Aviv Jaffa, Jaffa Port, Michael Vokabre, Container House 2025 5786 Acre.

Jaffa Port, Container House I
נמל יפו, בית המכולות I
ميناء يافا، بيت الحاويات I

Lovely blorbs!

Use only ONE piece of art to convince folks to follow you

Composite scan of the whole back of the postcard. On the bottom is the painting described before. On the top right, superimposed over the area where the address is written is the front of the postcard. To the left is the stamp. The front of the postcard depicts a bird flying to the left, above the bird is a flag saying, in Hebrew, "Anarchists" with the bird holding a scroll saying "but in a good way". Below is the signature "Kaplan, 2023. Itzo Amin" The stamp on the left, valued 4ILS depicts two embroideries of rural scenes from "Palestine Textile Prints", it's from the series "embroidery in Eretz Israel". Above the stamp is Tel Aviv Jaffa cancellation.

Painting in ink and watercolour from a protest of the families of hostages by Begin Gate of the military headquarters, painted on a postcard bought at Kaplan Street during the protests, saying "Anarchists, but in a good way" with an illustration by Itzo Amin.

Vertical painting in watercolour with ink lines. In the middle stands a woman holding a black banner. The main text is in white letters, saying, in Hebrew "end the war". Above is a square with text in yellow letters saying "return the hostages". To the left is a pedestrian warning light flashing orange. Behind her is the protest crowd with banners of hostages, one banner "Let my people go". The painting is signed "Begin Gate of HaKirya Tel Aviv Jaffa Michael Vokabre 2025 5785". Below the painting one can see printed text "I was at Kaplan and you'll hear it, it's worth coming".

Tel Aviv Jaffa, Begin Gate II ("Return the hostages, end the war")
תל אביב יפו, ​​שער בגין II
تل أبيب يافا، بوابة بيجن II

Composite scan of the whole back of the postcard, on the left is the painting described before. On the right, superimposed above the area where the address goes is the scan of the front of the postcard, turned 90 degrees to the right, a photo of a statue with a symbolic representation of a bird in front of a shore during sunset, two people standing to the right. Above are two stamps. On the right is a 8.50 ILS stamp from the series "International Mail From Eretz Israel" signed "Airmail" depicting a tri-engined biplane above Kinneret aka Lake Tiberias placed on top of a reprint of an old postcard with the lake Kinneret. The stamp is turned 90 degrees on the right. On the left is a stamp valued at 5.50 called "Sea Mail" also from the series "International Mail from Eretz Israel", with a view of Jaffa, and an old postcard depicting a steamship.

Painting in ink and watercolour of a scene in Jaffa. Painted on a vintage postcard with an old photograph of Independence Park of Tel Aviv. Sent as a Patreon reward.

Vertical painting in watercolour and ink on yellowed postcard paper, a scene in Jaffa by the sea — a woman by a bicycle feeding cats standing on stone fence. The woman is on the right, wearing glasses, bicycle helmet, having a bicycle beside her. In front of her is a can of catfood with a picture of a cat on top. To the left are four cats, two on the left black with dark brown spots, one in the back is dark with light tail, and the one on the right is black-blueish. The cat on the front snuggles to the cat on the right as the woman prepares to place catfood on the stone fence. The painting is signed "Jaffa Tel Aviv Jaffa 2025 5785 Michael Vokabre" in between the stones.

Jaffa (by the sea), Tel Aviv Jaffa
יפו (על הים), תל אביב יפו
يافا (على البحر)، تل أبيب يافا

Composite scan, on the bottom is the painting described before, on top on the right above where the address goes superimposed is the front of the postcard. It shows an entrance to a white-ish concrete building, titled "Kruskal House" and signed "21 Hess St., Architect: Richard Kaufmann, 1931". The photo, as it's signed on the back, is by Nikola Radic Lucati, the design of the postcard is by Yaron Levi, and the postcard itself is by the Bauhaus Center. On the left are two postal stamps. The stamp on the bottom is a 5ILS stamp from the series "Embroidery in Eretz Israel" signed "Judaica Embroidery" with an embroidered sight of Machpella Cave in Hebron. The stamp on the top is a 9.10ILS "Ethiopian embroidery" from the series "Embroidery in Eretz Israel", dark blue stamp with a colourful animal creature, perhaps a lion.

Painting in ink and watercolour of people repairing the damage from a nearby Iranian missile strike, by "MASH Central" LGBTQ club (hence the "bear" flag near British, Irish, and Israeli flags). Painted on a postcard from Tel Aviv Bauhaus Center. Sent as a Patreon reward.

Horizontal aligned painting in watercolour with ink lines, colours soft, depicting a scene in which a man stands on a ladder propped against a wall, taking something from the hand of another man standing near. The man on the ladder is bald, wears a dark blue t-shirt, blue jeans. The man on the bottom wears dark brown trousers, a purple t-shirt and has a kippah and glasses. To the left from the man on the ladder is a wooden board, likely propped to be used to cover broken glass. On the left are wires, and in the distance a tree of the nearby street, with fences in front. To the left are flags hanging, from left to right there's "bear flag", British flag, Irish flag, and an Israeli flag. The painting is signed below Michael Vokabre Tel Aviv Jaffa 2025 5785 Allenby street after Iranian missile.

Tel Aviv Jaffa, Allenby Street after an Iranian missile
תל אביב יפו, ​​רחוב אלנבי
تل أبيب-يافا، شارع ألنبي

Reminded me of Egyptian geese but with chompers
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The sculpture is "Navruz" made in 1992 by Damir Ryzybaev, exhibited at "The State Museum of Oriental Art" in Moscow.

"Nauruz"
from the “Moscow album” 2015~2021;
ink, watercolour on paper; 32x24 cm.

Thanks!

I do not know who you are, and you are coming to my replies, after a stranger westerner decided to shout at a stranger Jewish refugee denied by your and their west, going "non-westerner refugee Jew = brains cooked"

Yes, of course, you live in unprecedented privilege and safety thanks to you being a westerner; you denied me, a refugee outside of your beloved west; and consider yourself so righteous at that, as to shout at a stranger Jewish refugee outside of your west, the one that you denied.

I do slice of paintings of what I see, and I'm not in Iran, but in Israel after I became a refugee and was denied by you and your beloved west.

Composite scan of the whole back of the postcard, the painting described before is on the left. On the right, above the address area superimposed is the front of the postcard, a black and white photo of Magen David Square in Tel Aviv in 1936 photographed by Rudi Weissenstein and printed by The Photohouse. The photo shows crossroads on paved streets, two or one storey buildings around. There are multiple pedestrians, buses, a horse driven cart, on the buildings there are ads in Hebrew and English. Below, the part of the return address is peaking, a line saying "sender - expéditeur...". Above is the stamp, a wide one, labeled Israel in Hebrew, English, Arabic, printed at the post office 000001, and valued 17.50ILS. The graphics are the word "Together" made out to be like a window in a stone wall, with a rainbow behind said window. There's text in multiple language saying "Together" around. The languages, from left to right from top to bottom are: Amharic, Ukrainian; English, Portuguese; Hungarian, Romanian, Farsi; Belarusian, Yiddish, Hindi; French, Kurdish, Russian, Greek, Georgian; Czech, German, Spanish, Circassian, Polish, Arabic. Above the stamp is the description of the photo on the postcard.

Painting in ink and watercolour of a site of Iranian bombardment, a residential building, at Allenby Street of Tel Aviv Jaffa. Painted on a postcard with a 1936 photo of Magen David Square taken by Rudi Weissenstein. Sent as a Patreon reward.

Square-ish painting in watercolour with ink lines, a scene in Tel Aviv of Tel Aviv Jaffa with a building destroyed by an Iranian missile. A bare tree can be seen on the left, parts of the building, three storey, on the left and the right. rubble in the middle. There's a fence with banners in front of the site. Behind is greenery in multiple colours. In front of the scene two women stand, talking, both wearing short sleeved shirts and jeans. The painting is signed Michael Vokabre Tel Aviv Jaffa, Allenby Street after Iranian bombardment, 2025 5785 Acre

Tel Aviv Jaffa, at Allenby Street, after Iranian bombardment
תל אביב יפו, ​​רחוב אלנבי
تل أبيب-يافا، شارع ألنبي

I do arts few care about so there's no difference between platforms

The postcard was sent as a Patreon reward.