A Folder with Drafts, Illustrations and Preparatory Materials for "Gog"

A Folder with Drafts, Illustrations and Preparatory Materials for "Gog"
A folder from Wieseltier's estate in which you can find a variety of visual preparation materials for "Gog", the publicatiion edited by him that was published in only two issues in 1969. There are also many illustrations and other materials, below are the details:

- A page with the names of poets participating in the first issue, as it appears on the back cover of "Gog".

- Paper cut with the "Gog" logo.

- A selection of pen drawings on pieces of white paper and parchment paper, including a naked couple in the park, a Star of David with a face surfing the sea, a kite in the shape of a Star of David with a face, a naked man on the toilet reading a book.

- Seven illustrations on scraps of yellow paper, look like outlines for cartoons.

- Black and white photograph, on the back of the photograph it is written: Micah Ullman, Sarah Gilat Gallery, Jerusalem.

- A large page divided into eight squares, each of which has a pen drawing.

- A page on which are pasted the letters that make up the words "Poetry Sheets" (the full name of "Gog").

- The original illustration of the cover of the second issue of "Gog", as well as a print sample of the illustration with the inscription.