BARTOV (Mariam). HAMEIRI (Avigdor). Yeladim ye-hagim beIsrael. Sinai Publishing. Tel-Aviv. [1957]. In-4 (24,5 x 23,3 cm). (24) pp. : cream paper boards with black, red and blue linocuts, on the first cover a child and his dog carrying the flag of Israel. Unique edition. Hebrew book for children, made in linocuts, with a very sophisticated graphic sense. Entirely designed by Mariam Bartov (1914-2012), Israeli author, painter and illustrator, born in Hamburg. Her first book for children published in 1949, a great publishing success, was the beginning of a very successful career in illustration and painting. Present in the major exhibitions of her country, she received the Ben-Yitzhak Prize in 1986 and was awarded by the Israel Museum as an outstanding illustrator of children's books. Cover and twelve stylized linocuts in primary colors on a black background. Cubist and expressionist linocuts on the holidays of Judaism. Poems on facing pages by poet and novelist Avigdor Hameiri (1890-1970). Rubbing on the cups.