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CommentsDear Frank, In a recent trip to Israel, I was able to enjoy a selection of your handsome sculptures. I especially like the Torah Shrine, meaningful and with clean, strong lines. Welcome to ARTcnet! Phyllis Zemble
CommentsDear Frank, In March of 1997 I visited your store in Tel Aviv. I loved your round sculpture of Jerusalem. I did not buy it but did however buy a piece of jewlery for a friend that I was dating. I kept the piece till December and gave it to her as a birthday gift. She was absolutely floored by the fact that I had bought something in March after only knowing her for three months and then choosing work by an artist she loves. At that moment her mother took out from her display cabinet one of your Mezuzzahs. I could not have chosen a more appropriate gift. She loves wearing the Gamsa Chai. On the 7th of March 1999 we got married. It was a very traditional affair and we were fortunate in receiving a number of wonderfull gifts. In addiiton to the gifts, we also received money and on a recent holiday we decided that we should buy ourselves something special, a Frank Meisler piece of Judaica. I would like the round city of Jerusalem and on looking at this website was unable to find the object. Would it be possible to have a catalogue of all your work sent to me at: Hilton Berger Regards,
CommentsHi Folks! My husband and I are avid collectors of many of the Meisler Pieces. We are proud to own the customized Wedding Ketubot, Toldeo Mezuzah, Menorah Mezuzah, Gefen Mezuzah, Gate Mezuzah and Marble Bases, King David Centerpiece, Shabbat Candlesticks and Chanukah Insert and our problem Lion of Judah Candlesticks. The Lion has mysteriously dropped his arm and can no longer support the candlestick, nor will his arm stay on. The piece was not disturbed nor moved, his arm simply fell out and He will need immediate repair by the artist. Kindly forward instructions for the repair of this beautiful piece. Thank you. Dr. Shelley Chernin
CommentsFrank, All I have to say is one simple thought; you are very talanted not only in you art but in your faith. It is very obvious. Sincerely, Shana diamonds@sprynet.com Texas
Comments2 december, 1999 dear frank & batya, i hope this finds you in good health & spirits. alina & i are well and still living in new york. we haven't been to israel in almost five years, but hopefully, we will be able to find or make the time to visit next year. we will surely stop by to say hello in person. the "noah's ark and mezzuzah" are proudly displayed in our living room and are as lovely and interesting as they always were. our e-mail address is replicaitaly@earthlink.net. in the meantime, be well. all our best to you both, harold & alina richman
CommentsI purchased "The Wedding" musical sculpture 14 years ago while in Israel. I would like to get an appraisal. I will be in Israel beginning 1/4/00 and would like to know the hours or your studio. Please respond to Elaine Rothman. My e-mail address is elrcandy@aol.com. Thank you.
CommentsThank you for your work and faith!
CommentsDear Mr. Meisler, My wife and I were in San Juan last week and saw your work displayed. I am 53 years old and have become more spiritual as I have gotten older. I have also developed more of an appreciation for Judaica. I have not seen your works anywhere and I must say I was almost overwhelmed with what I saw. I think your work is magnificent and would love to meet you if possible. Joanne and I are making our first trip to Israel in the beginning of February. I have wanted to go to Israel for many years but circumstances seemed to deny me the opportunity to visit. However, a month from now I will be davening at the Wall and I can't hardly believe it! Where is your studio and is it possible to purchase from you directly in Israel. I am asking this question but quite honestly I really don't know yet whether I even can afford to make a purchase but I would love to meet you. I look forward to your response and I hope you have a great year. Sincerely, John Reicher
Commentslove all your work am a collecter of your sculptures please advise of price for man exercising (weights, treadmill, etc) and lady on the run warren shimoff
CommentsDear John and Warren, Both of your messages are important to me and to Frank Meisler. Would it be possible for you to send an email to phyllis@artcnet.com so I can respond to you directly? Thank you both for writing to Frank and visiting ARTcnet.com. Best wishes, Phyllis Zemble, President, ARTcnet.com
CommentsI would like to say that I'm a new fan of your work,and would like to say that your work is beautiful,and hope to own some of it soon,.sincerely carlos m. cordero clotus@bellsouth.net.
CommentsDear Frank, Back in the early 80's we met you in your studio and purchased King David on his Throne, the camel, and, shortly thereafter, a fairly large globe. They are still our special treasures. Since that time we have also found four of your very early wooden pieces and are curious about when you created them. 1. A tilted head rabbi, on a tube body. 2. Father and son ready for Shabbat 3. Bride and groom. 4.and today, in an antique store in Palm Springs California, A Hassid lying down as a big paper clip, his head attached with a spring.
CommentsDear Frank, Back in the early 80's we met you in your studio and purchased King David on his Throne, the camel, and, shortly thereafter, a fairly large globe. They are still our special treasures. Since that time we have also found four of your very early wooden pieces and are curious about when you created them. 1. A tilted head rabbi, on a tube body. 2. Father and son ready for Shabbat 3. Bride and groom. 4.and today, in an antique store in Palm Springs California, A Hassid lying down as a big paper clip, his head attached with a spring.
CommentsYou may or may not have received the message I just typed. The machine went off somewhere. The note mentioned that my wife and I met you in your studio in the early 80's when we purchased your camel, David on his throne, and a few weeks later ordered a fairly large globe, all of which we treasure to this day. We have also accumulated four wooden pieces and are curious about when you created them, if you can remember that far back. 1. A simple rabbi with a swivel head. 2. A bride and groom. Bride is dressed in white. 3. A father and son ready for the Sabbath 4. Today we found a reclining Hassid with a springed head that seems to be a big paper clip. Could you date them for us David & Sheila Epstein david@inpubco.com
CommentsSo far I have three of your art pieces, and looking forward to my next one!!! Have been to your gallery in Yaffa several times, but never met you. Hope to do that one day. Can you please send me one of your catalogues. Janet Camhi, 3530 Piedmont Road, N.E., Atlanta, Ga. 30305 My email address is murjan444@aol.com Many thanks and best wishes.
CommentsLore & Eric Krieger Hilton Head SC USA Bought several of your pieces while in Israel some 25 years ago and still enjoy them!!
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CommentsHi Mr. Meisler, I just returned from San Juan and viewed your pieces. I have fallen in love with them and have just e-mailed Phylis regarding some more information about aquiring one of these great art works. I have also seen the memorial piece in Miami and love it as well. Your work are unsurpassed by any artist I know of. I look forward to being the owner of one or more of your pieces. Thanks for alowing me to express my appreciation for the fine art work you perform. Once again thank you. David Blumberg HDAVE@AOL.COM
CommentsDear Mr. Meisler: Jack Gellman, my father-in-law, passed away in November. I'm not sure anyone contacted you about it. He always treasured your friendship, and spoke highly of you. My wife and I hope to visit you one day in Israel. Our son is there now, with Project Otzma. Best wishes to you and to your family. I have your autobiography, which you autographed for my wife and I. You're a fine writer, as well as an excellent artist. Allen Zaretsky azlawyer@Juno.com deb1z@aol.com
CommentsWe have a standing camel and want a sitting one to go with it. Are you still making those? We used to go to your studio in Tel Aviv when we lived in Israel, and were surprised recently to see your work in Alaska! Judith Baroody, 6601 Forsythia St., Springfield, Va. 22150. Respond to jrbaroody@aol.com. Shalom!
CommentsDear Mr. Meisler, My husband and I have become avid admirers of yours, having been in your Jerusalem, Jaffa, San Juan, and in a few weeks, your Ketchikan galleries. We wish to purchase a piece of your work. I have just started a dreidel collection. Is there a Meisler dreidel? My husband and I are celebrating our 50th birthdays, and we wish to purchase one of your pieces for ourselves. Thank you, Joanie Small joaniesmall@hotmail.com
CommentsIt is wonderful to see your work online. Freda (Mohre) Isenberg (Jacksonville, Fla.) has been singing your praises and showing off pictures from the past for years. It was on a whim that I decided to check out the internet hoping to find out more. I am a neice by marriage of Freda, and from what I can gather of our family history, my husband and children must be related to you through David Mohre son of Jacob and Rachel(Meisler) Mohre. I would love to hear from you as Freda is now in a nursing home and is less able to share her memories. Sincerely, Janet Mohre mohrmom@aol.com 9 Easterly Dr. E. Sandwich, Massachusetts 02537
CommentsWe have just returned to the UK from Israel and are delighted with our latest piece of your work to add to our collection. We are now the proud owners of the Artist's Proof of Chassid in Action. Conway Family Phsem@aol.com
CommentsFrank meisler you are the best in world.I see your gallery in Georgia in Batumi.It was very very beautiful.Please send me yor book of gallery in this address.Name Gureshidze Manana, city Tbilisi-380064 Republic of georgia.Street tovstinogovi #13 My e-mail adress is i_klarge@hotmail.com
CommentsI have seen in works of magnificient art in several places. The first one was H. Stern, second one was in Peroto Rico and then on the web each time I am awed art the workmanship. In the near future I will be one of your collectors as well as admirer. I also have visited the Memoral Sculptor in Miami Beach. David Blumberg
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CommentsDear Mr. Meisler, You might be interested in the fact that some of your wooden "dolls" made for Maskit - in the 1960s? - have been showing up for auction on eBay. I had two of them already and bought a third, shown in "Crafts of Israel." last week. I also contacted another eBay buyer who bought one of your Arab figures and learned that she visited your studio a few years ago with her husband and parents and is a big fan of your sculpture. She is not a doll collector - I am - but wanted the dolls - she now has three - because they have your name on them and are more affordable. I wish I could find more of these myself and have sent information about you to Jean Lotz, who has a Web site devoted to wood dolls. Cordially, Gail Enid Zimmer Fair Lawn, New Jersey gezimmer@worldnet.att.net
CommentsWe recently visited your showroom in San Juan which we thought was really wonderful. We were most impressed. Unfortunately we were very short of time and we would be much obliged if you could kindly forward us a catalogue of your sculptures together with a price list. meriel.buckley@greenacres98.fsnet.co.uk
CommentsDear Frank -- My parents were extremely fond of your work; upon their death, their Meisler pieces were divided among the family members. One got the mezuzah, another the davening Rabbi (Reb Yussel, I believe), another the Song of Solomon plaque, and so on. I got a the magnificent Lion of Judah chanukiah. (I consider this a legacy to pass on to future generations, just like the shabbos candlesticks my grandmother brought on the boat from Russia and my grandfather's kiddush cup.) Unfortunately, in the process of packing the chanukiah, I stepped on one of the glass inserts that allow you to burn oil instead of candles. Not quite as loud as stepping on the glass at my wedding...and definitely not as welcome. Is there some way to obtain a replacement set? I can be reached at dabrahams@phillips.com. Thank you! Donna Abrahams Washington DC
CommentsDear Frank Meisler, I was very fortunate to be taken to your studio in Tel Aviv on my first visit to Israel in November, 1984. I immediately decided that I would have one puchase on this trip and that would be one of your beautiful,somewhat whimsical sculptures. I fell in love with "the Lion of Judea " that has a removable head. I continue to enjoy this wonderful piece of art as it has a prominent place in my home.I was wondering if there is a recommended method of cleaning this lovely animal. The grooves in his mane are a bit dirty. He is no#129/850. Thank you for your talent and your humour
CommentsI just sent a note about the "Lion of Judea ". My name is Roslyn Davidson and I live in Victoria ,Canada. e-mail is: dmalcolm@telus.net
CommentsAtt: Mr. Meisler or Staff, Please advise if I can bring in the Dove Kiddush Cup to your King David Street gallery in order to have it refinished. It has been many years of weekly use that it has turned black in many places. You have advised me not so put any chemicals on it , which I haven't and would like it refinished to the original luster. Thank you, Shuly Roth, Lawrence N.Y. {shulymr@aol.com
Commentsnice site we here at our menorah store were wondering if you created menorahs?
CommentsI was in Old San Juan in Puerto Rico last week and had the pleasure of seeing your artwork and jewelry in person. I considered it a blessing that I happened upon the store and walked in. I was in awe. Thank you. - Karla (kronneberg@in-touch.net)
CommentsFRANK MEISLER: WHEN WE LAST VISITED YOUR STUDIO, WE WERE US CIVILIAN VOLUNTEERS WITH THE IDF. YOU WERE KIND TO US AND SERVED TEA. TODA RABA. WE HAVE A FEW SCULPTURES FROM YOU, HAMSA, & AN EARLY LION (EARLY WORK..MORE SQUARE THAN ROUND). WITH BEST REGARDS, MYRNA & LEON LUSTER LUSTER_MYRNA@MSN.COM
CommentsWe have bought and enjoyed Mr. Meisler's jewelry when we visited Israel about eight years ago. We are interested in purchasing other items of jewelry. Ruth and Jack Lepzelter jlepzelter@aol.com
Commentsdear mr. meisler, could you please send a catalouge of your work to the following address: barbara boehm wilhelm-tent-strasse 6 53913 buschhoven west germany ms. boehm has long been an admirer of your art and owns one of your wall plaques. greetings, katharina boehm
CommentsDear Mr. and Mrs. Meisler, My name is Deborah Gregor; Ali Elovic was my husband's great-uncle. My 16 year old daughter is interested in writing about Ali's life, but original sources are few. I have a photograph of the message he wrote to "Frank and Batya" on the inscription which accompanied the photo of his urn. I know that you were close to him, and wonder if you could provide some more information. Thank you, Deborah Gregor
CommentsMy e-mail address is dgregor497@aol.com
CommentsDear Frank, Just to let you know our Meisler collection is growing. Besides the 8" globe, the old David and Old Camel we now have 6 wood figures including a Orthodox Stapler. (You must have been hungry back then.) Our most recent find was a very old wooden Golda. Soon we'll be ready to visit and add something new. When your agaent has a showing in California, let them know we would be glad to add a little historic "spice" by showing your sculture "roots." Best David & Sheila Epstein Los Angeles CA david@americanrabbi.com
CommentsYour web site featuring Mr. Meisler's works is handsome. I have sent an e-mail earlier this evening indicating my hope that you have a catalog or art book featuring his collection of precious metal works of arts and/or perhaps his biography as a dear friend collects his work and I would like her to see same and review her current collection as well as possible additions. I would also like to see any general catalog you publish with the other artists, as well. I look forward to hearing from you.
CommentsI am the educator at Congregation Sinai in Milwaukee, WI. We are offering a mini-course on Jewish artists to high school students and would like to know more about Mr. Meisler's work. Are there articles, videotaped interviews or other materials that would be of interest to students? Please let me know as soon as possible. Thank you, Audrie Berman educator@congregationsinai.org 414-352-2970
CommentsI own the Lions of Judah Menorah that I purchased in Jerusalem on my honeymoon in 1987. I have used it for each and every Shabbat since. My children want it to be passed down to them. I also purchased Zalman the goat. We all love him so. Can you please tell me how to clean the items. How do I get wax off safely?? jmrutch@aol.com
Commentsdear frank, my name is mark david, and i met you in jaffe about 15 years ago, and am a meisner groupy/fan/ worshipper,whatever. i think you are a national tresure, and as a fellow architect, i put you in the pantheon of the centuries greatest artists. i have recently learned to play the bagpipes and claim to be the only welsh,jewish, american bagpiper in the world. having ssid all this, i would like to commission you to create a bagpiper sculpture as only you could,in line with your other instrumental sculptures. i would be happy to collaborate with you on the sketches of the project, and send you photos of me as a piper. together, we can make history. p.s. i am not a rich man, but am an adoring fan of your art. my web ad. is mpdbuzbuz@aol.com and phone no. in the usa 561 499 4232. i live in delray beach florida and just saw an exhibit of your work held in boca raton
CommentsDear Mr. Meisler: My husband and I are very happy, proud owners of one of your sculptures - the Noah's Ark plaque. We were introduced to your work in October 1987 when we visited your gallery in Jaffa with our local rabbi (we live in Florida, USA). We knew immediately that we couldn't return home without one of your beautiful works of art. Your Noah's Ark has held a place of honor in our home all these years. We love Noah, the ark, and the animals as you portrayed them - looking at them brings us joy. We treasure our plaque (#5/10 of that edition) and it will be an heirloom within our famiy for generations to come. Thank you so very much. Faye & Harry Brownstein (KeyOfF@aol.com)
CommentsDear Frank, When visiting family in Israel, we bought the sitting dog sculpture. We are living in Holland and found that the diamond centre in Amsterdam doesn't sel your sculptures anymore. Please let us know where the nearest dealer is located. Kind regards Theo Wijngaard t.wijngaard@neddenberg.demon.nl
CommentsWe first saw your work in 1985 during our first trip to Israel. Now we have children who are married and about-to-b-engaged, and hope that they, too, will become collectors of your beautiful pieces. We hope to be able to present them with engagement, wedding, anniversary, and other special occasion gifts of your fabulous artistry. Thank you for enriching our lives. Dr. and Mrs. Alan Kogan Highland Park, Illinois USA
CommentsI have a piece of Mr. Meisler's art and I love it dearly (the klezmer fiddler). Can you please tell me the best way to care for this delicate piece? Thanks.
CommentsMr.Meisler - I have only become familiar with your work via the internet recently, and would love to learn more about it and yourself as an artist. Do you have your own web site, or is there another vacinity where I could see more? Your work is breathtaking, astonishing, and indeed God-given. Best of luck and kind regards, Jennifer Leah Riesterer
CommentsIn 1976 when I visited the Old City Jaffa, I purchased one of your sculptures. It is one of King David sitting on a throne holding a lyre. I believe one of these (#1?) was presented to President Gerald Ford but his had lions' paws below the base. The number of my sculpture is 83/250 and I would be very interested in today's value. Thank you! Please reply to: edsey@storm.ca
CommentsI would like to share with you: That you have a beautiful gift form God. I pray for the peace of Jerusalem three times a day. Peace be within your wall and prosperity with in your palaces. In HIS love, From the beautiful majestic, Rocky Mountains Denver, Colorado Dianna
CommentsDear Mr. Meisler: Your art has always been a joy to observe and a must visit for every trip I have made to Israel over the years. I am happy to say that I visited your gallery in Old Yafo in June and purchased the Noah's Arc Sculpture Plaque. It is being shipped to my home and I'm looking forward to receiving it shortly. May you continue for many years to bring joy to all who see your art and sculptures . Sincerely, Steven B. kline Vally Stream New York 11581
CommentsDear Frank I am a collector of judacia and am looking for a work of yours called "Reb Chiam and Reb Yankel." The piece shows two rabbi rocking on a base. Regards, Warren Rosenberg
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CommentsFrank - I saw your work in the Tel Aviv gallery a couple years ago and love it. Hopefully, I will be able to afford several pieces at some point soon. Jake Jones
CommentsNoah's ark is very neat in amatter of speaking. When I first heard about noah's ark I was rather neat!!!!!
CommentsI have a Noah's Ark that is older than the versions you show. It is the plaque that opens but without any waves. I am considering selling it. What value would you say it is worth? Thank you for your help in this matter. Cynthia Jesner
CommentsIm still looking for a line drawing of the brazen alter
CommentsDear Mr. Meisner, I purchased your "Fidler on the Roof" in Yaffa in 1987. I would appreciate receiving a catalog and knowing whether any of your work is available in the Scottsdale, Arizona area. Sincerely, William Collis (williamcollis@yahoo.com)
CommentsDear Ms. Zemble: My wife and I have been to Israel a number of times and seen Mr. Meisler's workshop and showroom. My wife greatly admired the sculptures that had little doors that one could open to reveal other sculptures. The only one I remember is Noah's Ark. The only reason that we didn't buy then was price. Price is still a problem but I would like to buy her something from Mr. Meisler for Chanukah, obviously not the Ark but something smaller which would still have those little doors. Could you help me out with this? Thank You Sheldon Lebowitz jule143@aol.com
CommentsI was hoping you could give me some information on what i believe is a candle holder. I found it at a local thrift store, it is an elephant made of wood and 'Studio Frank Meisler' is stamped or carved on the bottom. I was not familier with your work so I thought I could find out something on the internet. From what I could see wood isn't a material you use a whole lot. It also appears to have been made for a child. So, if you do have any information on this could you please email me at holwell_t@hotmail.com thanks, Tanya
CommentsIt says "I HAVE JUST STARTED A DREIDEL COLLECTION". I am interested in hearing more about this. I am a dreidel collector and would love to talk about dreidels. Please contact me, (I am pleased to tell you I own a Meisler dreidel.)
CommentsWe are interested in a work that we have been advised you had available in the past and it involved Freud and Jung. Was that your work and is that piece still available. Please contact annette berman @shivyonmnyn@earthlink.net Thank you
CommentsWe bought a sitting camel (676/730) when we visited Israel in 1996 and think your sculptures are great! My wife absolutely loves the character of your camel and out of all the pieces we own it is her favorite. We are looking for a suitable companion to this work. Seperate from this, my wife is a teacher and I own a business. We would like to commission some work - A female teacher, mid-forties and still very good looking with a great figure. A businessman, mid forties, small, handsome (according to his wife) with dark hair. (digital photos can be supplied if required) and my favorite hobby is scuba diving. If you are interested in doing this let us know Very kind regards, Alan and Christine Lawson (alawson@diamed-gb.co.uk_
CommentsPS Just read the comments we made - we would like you to make a scuba diver too!
CommentsDear Mr. Meisler We have the original Noah's Ark which we purchased in Israel thirteen years ago. Somehow, the latch for the little door has disappeared and I was wondering how I can replace it. Any thoughts. I would very much like to have a catalogue sent as well. My best to you and thank you for all the joy you have brought to our home. We love our Noah's Ark. Ellen Rosenberg elmoro1@aol.com
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Commentshello frank i still love your work! i hope you will join us at artexpo 2004. i would be looking forward to working with you... kindest regards, mark shapiro sales executive artexpo international
CommentsTHANK YOU SO VERY MUCH FOR ALLOWING ME TO VIEW YOUR WORK HERE ON LINE. I HAVE ENJOYED SEEING YOUR WORK IN YOUR MUSEUM IN JAFFA . IT WAS MOST THRILLING AND I PURCHASED YOUR EVER SO BEAUTIFUL SCULPTURE OF THE TORAH WHICH I HAVE PLACED IN MY HOME AT THE ENTRANCE AND WHEN I ENTER, IT GREETS ME AS MY MAZUZAH ON MY DOOR DOES! THANK YOU SO MUCH AGAIN FOR THIS PRIVILEGE IT IS AN HONOUR TO HAVE YOUR WORK IN MY HOME. I LIVE IN CANADA AND HOPE ONE DAY TO VISIT YOUR MUSEUM AGAIN SOON IN ISRAEL.
CommentsBUBBIEBUN@SYMPATICO.CA MR. MEISLER; PLEASE ACCEPT MY CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR SPLENDID WORKS. I HAVE BEEN AN ADMIRIER OF YOU AND YOUR WORKS FOR MANY YEARS NOW. WHEN VISITING JAFFA, YOUR MUSEUM WAS THE FIRST PLACE ON MY ADGENDA AND IT WAS THERE I PURCHASED YOUR EVER POPLULAR WALL HANGING OF THE TORAH. IT IS ON A WALL FACING MY FRONT DOOR INSIDE MY VESTIBULE SO THAT WHEN I ENTER MY HOME I CAN SEE IT CLEARLY ALONG WITH MY MAZUZAH! I KISS THEM BOTH UPON ENTERING. THIS IS HOW MUCH I ENJOY YOUR WORKS. I AM FROM CANADA AND HOPE TO VISIT ISRAEL AGAIN SOON AND TO YOUR MUSEUM. THANK YOU FOR THE PRIVILEGE OF SHARING. SINCERELY SIGNED - BEVERLY OR BAILA. TODAH RABAH
CommentsHi I just found ur site, and guess what??? i am a meisler to:) cool!! isnt it?? Naomi Meisler
CommentsDO YOU STILL HAVE YOUR GALLERY IS KETCHIKAN ALASKA? I AM GOING THERE NEXT MONTH AND I WOULD LOVE TO BUY A SCULPTURE THERE SINCE I DON'T KNOW WHEN I'LL GET BACK TO ISRAEL? please reply to : essieschwartz@aol.com
CommentsMagnificent work. "Discovered" the Ketchican gallery on a cruise several years ago and fell in love with several pieces -- notably Ephraim the Goat and the large compartmented Freud -- but just could not afford to buy. Will be there again next month and am eagerly anticipating another viewing and another internal struggle between the desire to own a Frank Meisler piece and the inbred urge to be practical. This time, I hope to win. Paul Stromberg Jacksonville, FL pstrom@attbi.com
CommentsDear mr Meisler, Dear Mr. Meisler, since many years I am the owner of a beautiful work of art. The by you made Jerisalen sphere. But after so many years, this needs a bit of cleaning and polishing which I would like to do without damaging this beauty. Can you suggest to me, please, how/what/where I should do/go??? I thank you in advance for your suggestion/advice. With kindest regards, M.R.Rodrigues Pereira Avegaar 16 1141 JG Monnickendam e-mail adres: mrp828@wish.net Would you please be so kind as to advise me what to do? Thanks in advance. With kindest regards, M.R. Rodrigues Pereira
CommentsI have a few pices of your work and love them I am a dreidel collector and love your wonderful dreidel. I have seen on of your early wooden dreidels and would love to own one, Do you know of anywhere one is available?
CommentsShalom, I received your Torah Shrine from the Jericho Jewish Center in Jericho NY (Long Island)as a gift for 41 years of dedicated service to the synagogue. The appraisal at the time was $6,000 from you. I need a new appraisel for the item for my insurance company. Can you tell me how I get this? I have the old appraisel I could fax you if you need. Please email me at zaydesjm@aol.com and my daughter at tvbonnie@aol.com and we will do what is needed. Thank you so much for your help. Bernard Berko
CommentsShalom, I am entranced by Frank Meisler's work-Jerusalem Chanukkiah. I would like to feature this in full color on the cover of my Chanukah edition, December 5th. My newspaper, The Jewish Voice, is the newspaper of record for the Jewish community of Delaware. I would include a brief bio of Frank Meisler as well as a description of the piece and a link to your website for ordering requests. Would Mr. Meisler be amenable to these arrangements? I can be reached via email at lynn.edelman@shalomdel.org or by phone at 302-427-2100, ext. 11. Many thanks, Lynn Edelman, Editor
CommentsI believe my brothe-in-law buys your work when he comes to Israel
CommentsA great artist and master of the arts. A real treasure of Israel. Keep up the good work! Ariella Savard
CommentsDear Mr Meisler, My wife and I recently bought two sculptures of yours. One of them was "The Chef," which unfortunately the inner piece within his belly came off. It is in one piece (plate with bottle and fish). My question is how should I attach this piece back. Can I use superglue? Or will that harm the material? Please let me know. My email address is: lukacsp@hotmail.com My wife and I admire the beauty and style of your sculptures. We plan to purchase several more in the future. Thank you. Peter Lukacs
CommentsWhere is the studio in Israel? Can the Bull statue be purchased at a discount? Can it be purchased at the studio in Israel for less? Please e-mail rsgreen_rgtruck@hotmail.com Rob Green 845 794-6161
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CommentsI have a Noahs Ark & Waves which I have not cleaned since purchase as I have been too worried that I will damage it. Could you please send me details on how best to clean. Joanne Jones joanne.jones19@ntlworld.com
CommentsI purchased the Noahs Arc from a private party who purchased it in Isreal some time ago. I love it and would like to know if it is a numbered item and also the best way to clean it. My email address is jfeir1027@aol.com Thank you
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CommentsI need to know how get wax out of a menorah. Thank you. ANSWER: You may wash the menorah with warm water. I think that if the wax is stubborn, you may use a hair dryer to melt the wax.
CommentsDear Mr. Meisler, I have your Reb Yankel numbered 671/980. I would like to know it's value. Thank you. My e-mail address is chatzlah@earthlink.net
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