Israel - Pair of Bronze Medals, Israel Labour Party and Kinetic “Dove” Medal, 1987, Bronze, 60 g Each, 59 mm

Israel - Pair of Bronze Medals, Israel Labour Party and Kinetic “Dove” Medal, 1987, Bronze, 60 g Each, 59 mm A pair of Israeli bronze medals, including a medal of the Israel Labour Party and an artistic kinetic medal known as “The Dove”. Both medals are made of bronze, weighing approximately 60 grams each and measuring 59 mm in diameter. Medal 1 - Israel Labour Party Obverse: At the center appears the emblem of the Israel Labour Party, designed in a modern geometric style. The lower part bears the Hebrew inscription: "מפלגת העבודה הישראלית" (Israel Labour Party) Reverse: At the center appears the same Labour Party emblem, with the English inscription below: "Israel Labour Party" An interesting Israeli political medal, reflecting the visual identity of the Israel Labour Party, with inscriptions in both Hebrew and English. Medal 2 - Kinetic “Dove” Medal, 1987 An impressive Israeli kinetic medal known as “The Dove”, issued in 1987. The medal reflects the spirit of 20th-century kinetic art, which seeks to create a sense of movement and life within an artistic object. Structure of the medal: The medal is composed of two moving parts: a dove attached to an outer ring, rotating within it. The outer ring bears the artist’s signature. Obverse and reverse: Both sides feature an abstract design of a dove within a circular ring, with the body of the dove integrated into the inner spiral movement. The open form and moving parts create a sense of flow and motion, in keeping with the principles of kinetic art. Kinetic art expresses ideas of movement, change, and technological progress, representing an artistic attempt to “breathe life” into a still object through the actual movement of its parts. An interesting pair of Israeli medals, combining a political medal of the Israel Labour Party with a unique kinetic art medal featuring a moving mechanism and a symbolic dove design.