Tribe of Simeon - Salvador Dali

TRIBE OF "Simeon"
State Medal 1996/5756

The "Tribe of Simeon" medal is one of the medal in the series depicting the Twelve Tribes, created by Salvador Dali in honor of Israel's 25th anniversary. The establishment of the Jewish State and revival of the people after 2000 years of exile, inspired Dali to create a number of works connected with Judaism and Zionism.

Obverse: "The Tribe of Simeon". The name "SIMEON" in Hebrew and English and the artist's signature in English, below the print.
Reverse: Dali's creation "Dancing the Horah around the Menorah", from his "Aliyah" series and, underneath, the name of the artist in Hebrew.
Edge: The Israel State Emblem, and in Hebrew and English: the words "STATE OF ISRAEL", "BRONZE" on the Bronze Medal, "SILVER 999" on the Silver Medal, "GOLD 750" on the Gold Medal, and serial number.
Designer: Original creation: Salvador Dali
Graphic Design: Ronit Berson
Silk Print: Reshet Meshi
Sculpture on the Reverse: Mark Salman
Engraving: Tidhar Dagan
Mint: Gold – The Government Mint. Silver and Bronze – Hecht Products, Tel Aviv