help to understand who the author is

what author ? of the title in stylized Hebrew ? or of the artist you already treated the forum with a wave of other art works ? first of all try to find out what it says. and then we can guess if it is by a "Blum" or rather "Blumer" or a Joycian joke and stands for Bloom...

 

Thank you for posting these art works. I had no idea that this style of art existed. I would like to know what it says too. If we can figure out what this style of art is called on the market, then finding the artist's name will be easier.

 

I was suggest this would fall under the general heading of Judaica but is not a very good example of the genre. The OP has already said that the original owners had given instructions to throw them into the trash. They look like souvenirs of a trip to Israel.

 

Folks would be amazed at what I've found in the trash.

 

I found my first piece of Fenton in the trash and now I have 20

 

Thank you this. I hope the OP can use this to narrow their search.

 

Israel is not Jewish exclusively, so the term Judaica is doubtful. would be the same if I searched Italian or Spanish art under the term Catholic.
Israel has a vibrant young art scene and I'd rather research under "Israeli".
as it's obvious that OP wants to make a fast $ I'd list them in the States.

 

Since, as you say, Israel is not exclusively Jewish, it is safe to assume that Arab or Christian Israelis would not write in Hebrew unless they are trying to cater to the Jewish market. Judaica, Jewish, Israeli are all valid search terms.

 

שבת means Shabbat

 

Thank you. I hope this helps the OP with his search

 

If searching for Shabbat you should also try sabbath

 

Should give him a couple of options. Thank you.