Collage technique: hand-torn bits of colorful paper – Paul Kor's transition from a standard artist's brush to hand technique.
Independence Day 1952 poster competition – first prize winner.
Two feminine figures – one sowing, the other raising a sheaf of wheat.
For the first time, a poster depicting refined feminine figures in the French tradition instead of the more traditional depiction of strong, masculine pioneers.
The Boeing 707 aircraft enters service with El-Al Airlines: a landmark in the airline's history.
Just as the giraffe's neck is long, so is El-Al's flight to Africa.
Torn bits of paper used instead of an artist's brush. Paul Kor's unique style made its mark and established his reputation.
Golfing is a way of life – available year-round at the Caesarea Golf Club.
An advertising poster for the old Tel-Aviv zoo: humor and humanity used for sales promotion.
Brimming with color and good humor, this was Paul Kor's suggestion for a bevarage company advertising poster.
Inspired by his sons, who studied medicine, Paul Kor used this depiction of a pulsating heart. The layers of different colors represent the heart beats.
Paul Kor's suggestion for an advertising poster: children's toys. Culture is in our nature, plus fantasy and humor.
Golfing is a way of life – available year-round at the Caesarea Golf Club.
A sketch for a flower exhibition in Paris, painted in 1947, before Paul Kor's immigration to Israel.
An unusual creative idea: a folded paper boat sailing over a photographed sea – a remarkable poster design achievement.
Another suggestion for an advertising poster, in different colors
Rest and recreation in Eilat on the Red Sea – waves and fish.
