Jerusalem Poster
18x22, full color
$8.95
Order code: POjerusalem

Jerusalem through the eyes of Brooklyn artist Rich Codor. Think fun! Think zany! Think Mad Magazine: look in any corner and you'll discover something new! Maybe . . . kind of like the real Jerusalem. A picture of a place that you'd like to find yourself in next year.

Rich Codor is the author of Richard Codor's Joyous Haggadah, and the first cartoonist to envision the Marx Brothers as the four children of the Passover seder.

Poster: Aleph Bet Puzzle
18x24, full color
$11.95
$8.95 each for 2 or more
Order code: POaleph

The funkiest Aleph-Bet poster you've ever seen! Each letter is formed by a picture; the clue is the initial sound of the English word, matched to the Hebrew letter's sound. Gimel is Girl, Tet is Telephone, SHin is SHip, Kof is Cough, and TZadi -- well, that's a hard one, which was solved with piZZa.

The poster was done by Susanna Spektor Yaari of San Diego, and is a delightful idea for a child's bedroom poster, or a Hebrew School classroom wall decoration.

This extraordinary poster, in black and sepia, is designed by Larry Bush. Hand gestures are used to represent the following concepts: Tfilah/prayer, Menorah, Shalom Bayit/household harmony, Kashrut, Shalom/peace, Klal Yisrael/Jewish unity, Hachnasat Orchim/hospitality, Tzedakah/economic justice, and Limud/study. The quotation that runs up and down the poster is from Deuteronomy 30:11-14.

By the way, we're looking for more posters to produce and sell. If you've got a poster — or even just a great idea for a poster — call us at 216-381-6744.