Jerusalemites: Fifteen Years on the Streets of Jerusalem
The final copies of the signed, limited First Edition are on sale now.
By Sharon Gabay, whose work has been shown at United Nations Headquarters in New York, the U.S. Congress and the Knesset.
Only 88 copies remain of the 2,000 copy edition.
Thank you, dear Sharon Gabay, for this mission you carried out with talent, with professionalism, and above all with an immense love for Jerusalem.
You are such a unique photographer. You have the ability to photograph the soul of the people, and in this book, one can see the soul of Jerusalem. It is an amazing and important book that deserves to be distributed globally.
The book you will hold
- pages
- 304
- pages
- format
- 28×25 cm
- format
- thickness
- 4 cm
- thickness
- matte chromo paper, water-based varnish
- 170 g
- matte chromo paper, water-based varnish
- weight
- Over 2 kg
- weight
- sewn binding
- Hardcover
- sewn binding
- branded
- Slipcase
- branded
- Hebrew, English, Arabic
- 3 languages
- Hebrew, English, Arabic
- and hand numbered by Sharon Gabay
- Signed
- and hand numbered by Sharon Gabay
Jerusalemites: First Edition (Final Copies)
The First Edition is on sale now and ships worldwide.
- First edition, closed at 2,000 copies
- Signed by the artist
- Hand numbered
- Optional handwritten dedication
- Numbered Ex Libris label
- Ships now
About the book
A trilingual documentary masterpiece (Hebrew, English, and Arabic) capturing 15 years on the streets of Jerusalem. Spanning 304 pages in a museum quality format, the work features moments carefully selected from an archive of 1.5 million frames. Honored with an official letter of blessing from the President of Israel, Isaac Herzog, the book has been acquired by institutions such as Anu, Museum of the Jewish People, and the Leichtag Foundation, and is archived in Israel's National Library. As U.S. Ambassador Mike Huckabee wrote: "You have the ability to photograph the soul of the people, and in this book, one can see the soul of Jerusalem. It is an amazing and important book that deserves to be distributed globally." All Hebrew lettering in the book, including the cover title, is set in a typeface made from the handwriting of the late Aner Shapira, a hero of October 7, through the Ot Chaim initiative.
- Official letter of blessing from the President of Israel, Isaac Herzog
- Acquired by Anu, Museum of the Jewish People, and the Leichtag Foundation
- Archived in Israel's National Library
The final copies offered for sale from the inaugural printing. This specific edition is officially reaching its end. This is the last chance to secure a signed and numbered first edition volume before it becomes a historical archive piece.
Ships immediately, no waiting period.
Choose your copy number and add a handwritten dedication (optional)
Choose your copy number. Your birth year? A year that matters to you?
עותק מס' / Copy No. / نسخة رقم
Any available copy
We will reserve the next available copy for you
Copies 1900 and 1999 will be offered at auction
This is how your copy arrives: a numbered Ex Libris label, signed and dedicated in the artist's hand
304 pages · 28×25 cm · 170g matte chromo · sewn hardcover · branded slipcase
Hand numbered and signed by photographer Sharon Gabay (copies 1901 to 1998 of 2,000).
Full specifications
What you get:
- 304 pages (28×25 cm), 170g matte chromo paper, hardcover with sewn binding and branded slipcase (weighs over 2 kg).
- Hand numbered and signed by photographer Sharon Gabay (copies 1901 to 1998 of 2,000).
- Ships immediately, no waiting period.
Returns and cancellation. The order can be cancelled within 14 days of receiving the book. Return shipping is at the buyer's cost. A refund is issued only if the book comes back whole, undamaged, in its original packaging and in its slipcase. Full terms
Want to go deeper into “Jerusalemites”?
The book distills 15 years of street photography in Jerusalem. Read the full story, or invite the “Jerusalemites” exhibition to your space.