Moshe Murro

Born	1888
Nationality	Israeli, Jewish
Field	Painting
Training	Bezalel school, Jerusalem
Movement	Israeli art

Moshe Murro is an Israeli artist.

Biography

Moshe Murro, born 1888. He set up a Kamiya (Amulet) workshop, to restore old ivory or stone amulets at the Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design in Jerusalem between the 1920s-1930s.
Moshe Moro died in 1957.

Artistic career

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  Moshe Murro, copper plate

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  Moshe Murro, A Returning Jew in Jerusalem, ivory

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  Moshe Murro, The Scribe, copper plate

There are some works of Moshe Murro which have recently seen light in auction houses. An album with original photographs of more than 50 of his works, brass and bronze embossments, sculpting in ivory and stone accompanied by titles: in the Old City, Eliezer ben Yehuda, Henrietta Szold, Balfour, was recently sold. In addition other items have been up for sale.[1][2]

External links

• Moshe Murro from the collections of the Israel Museum [3]
• Moshe Murro from the Israeli artist list of the Information Center for Israeli Art at the Israel Museum [4]

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Name	Murro, Moshe
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Date of birth	1888
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Date of death	1957
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