One of Israel's most distinguished graphic designers — a career spanning six decades that shaped the country's visual identity through stamps, posters, tapestries, symbols and fine art.
Born in Bulgaria in 1929, Kalderon emigrated to Israel in 1948 and studied at the Bezalel Academy of Art & Design. Over six decades he created the visual language of a nation — 60+ Israeli stamps, the Golda Meir banknote, national symbols, posters for peace and culture, and a landmark illustrated Haggadah awarded the Israeli Ministry of Culture Prize.
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