[3] There, he went to art school at Städtische Kunstgewerbe- und Handwerkerschule in Charlottenburg.
[4] He left school in 1932 and moved to Jerusalem,[5] then under the Mandate for Palestine, where he worked with the Jewish National Fund to design golden books—works in which the fund's donors were profiled.
[1][11] The Cary Graphic Arts Collection, a rare book library on the history of graphic communication, holds the Ismar David Papers.
The collection contains correspondence, personal papers, photographs, writings, artwork, and publications that document David's life and career.
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