Otte Wallish - Selected Works

Selected Works

  • Mechner, E. and O. Wallisch. Palestine transformed: a pictorial atlas of Eretz Israel. Jerusalem:, 1941. (20 pages) This work lists 15 illustration by Wallish, dealing with such topics as the development of the coastal plain, the transformation of the Jezreel Valley from swamps, settlements such as Hanita, stages of "land redemption" and "colonization," the kibbutz and the moshav, and industrial Palestine. On p. 16, four Jews defense soldiers are portrayed: a shomer or guard of 1900, a former Jewish Legion policeman, one of the "Ghaffirim" or "Notrim" (Supernumerary Police) of the 1936–1938 Arab revolt, and the "Palestinian soldier" of the Yishuv.
  • Mechner, E. and O. Wallish. Eretz Israel: Facts and figures. Jerusalem:, 1947. (32 pages) The book contains charts, graphs or maps on pages 7–31, including a chart showing the change of Jewish population after the Holocaust by European country, trends in Jewish immigration to Palestine, maps of the Balfour Declaration and the White Papers of 1922 and 1939, improvements in infant mortality and life expectancy among Jews and Arabs, fundraising and land acquisition, irrigation projects, and recruiting for the Jewish Brigade, and foreign trade.
  • Mechner, E., artistic arrangement by Otte Wallish. Tel Aviv. (Series: New Palestine in Pictures.) Tel Aviv : The Maon Press, 1937. 31 leaves
  • Singer, Miriam. Kelle und Schwert aus den Heldentagen von Dagania. Jerusalem: Hauptbüro des KKL und dem "Omanuth" Verlag, 1935. Illustrations by Otte Wallisch.
  • Weichselbaum, S. Hundert Bäume. Tel Aviv: Onamuth-Verl., 1935. Illustrations by Otte Wallisch.
  • Wallisch, Otte. ABC: Ein Bilderbuch. Jerusalem: Keren Kayemeth Leisrael, 1929
  • Ziman, Joshua. Erez Israel in figures Jerusalem: Keren Kayemeth Leisrael, 1931

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