Arthur Goldreich, Tamar de Shalit and Amos Goldreich[Missing Credit] “Charles Clore was a major donor, and was offered accommodation, and it’s probably through an introduction from her brother that my mother, as an interior architect, got to design the penthouse where he stayed whenever he was at the Institute in Rehovot,” says the younger Amos. Clore penthouse living room[Missing Credit] In Israel, Tamar was reunited with Arthur, a member of the ANC who had first come to Israel in 1948 to work on kibbutz and fight with the Palmach. An artist who exhibited for his country at the Venice Biennale...
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