The Facsimile of the Bomberg Venice Talmud. Originally printed between 1520 and 1523 by Christian printer Daniel Bomberg in Venice, this historic edition established the standardized. By fixing the layout, Bomberg made synchronized, international study possible.
This collective gift to Maurice Ezra Indig (future GE nuclear scientist) ensures the set's integrity as an original 1948 presentation.
Rotem explores profound concepts such as man's struggle with fate and the longing for freedom, drawing inspiration from Kafka’s work. She is known for her deep, personal exploration of art, seamlessly moving between painting, drawing, and sculpture.