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English: Might (1958) by Yosef Zaritsky at "the First Daecade Exhibition"' 1958.
עברית: "עצמה" (1958) מאת יוסף זריצקי מוצגת ב"תערוכת העשור", 1958
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Source גילה בלס, אופקים חדשים, רשפים, 1980
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