Rubin Museum (Reuven House)

Frommer's Review

Israel's great painter, Reuven Rubin (1893-1974), captured on canvas the spirit and landscape of Mandate Palestine. Though the holy cities of Jerusalem and Safed were among his favorite subjects, he also painted scenes of sun-dappled Jaffa and Tel Aviv, his home city. There a documentary film about Rubin's life and work, and the Rubin Museum hosts temporary exhibits, usually of modern Israeli artists. Combine this with a stop at the 1920s period house of Israel's first great Hebrew writer, Haim Nachman Bialik .

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