Rabinovitch Park - Kiryat Hayovel -
The black and white monumental sculpture Golem, colloquially called monster or mifletzet ( Hebrew for “monster”) built in 1971 by French modern artist Niki de Saint Phalle located on a playground in
Niki de Saint Phalle on display at MoMA's PS1 | Abitare
The Mifletzet – Jerusalem, Israel - Atlas Obscura
The Golem, Niki de Saint Phalle 1972 serigraph - LIMITED EDITION STORE
monster, golem, niki de saint phalle, jerusalem, kiryat hayovel, tree, plant, representation, sculpture, sky | Pxfuel
The Golem, Niki de Saint Phalle 1972 serigraph - LIMITED EDITION STORE
Niki de Saint Phalle | Le Golem de Jerusalem (1972) | MutualArt
Lidija Haas · At MoMA PS1: Niki de Saint Phalle · LRB 12 August 2021
stopping off place: Niki de Saint Phalle at work
Niki de Saint Phalle | Jerusalem - Le Golem (1991) | Available for Sale | Artsy
monster, golem, niki de saint phalle, jerusalem, kiryat hayovel | Pikist
Niki de Saint Phalle - New Realism - Diane de Polignac Art Gallery
The Pioneering Feminism of Niki de Saint Phalle | The New Yorker
Niki de Saint Phalle: Structures for Life at MoMA PS 1 – GothamToGo
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Niki de Saint Phalle | Jerusalem - Le Golem (1991) | Available for Sale | Artsy
Niki de Saint Phalle | 2 Works; Le Golem Jerusalem 1972; Birth of a Monster | MutualArt
Niki de Saint Phalle | Jerusalem - Le Golem (1991) | Available for Sale | Artsy
Niki de Saint Phalle | Jerusalem - Le Golem (1991) | Available for Sale | Artsy
How Niki de Saint Phalle turned rage into joy | Financial Times
Jerusalemites fear for the Monster Slide park | The Times of Israel
