Yosef Bau Museum

Yosef Bau is known for his animated works, Israeli film credits, and drawings. Now his office has become a museum, which preserves all personal belongings, works and works of art. There is still a table behind which Israeli animation and, in part, cinema originated. You can also look at the world’s smallest film studio, which can be entered in the Guinness Book of Records, and other items made by the studio owner himself.

Bau did not sign his works for many years, so he did not become widely known to the public. It turns out that for a while he drew documents for Israeli spies, including Eli Cohen. In the concentration camp, Bau also painted Ausweiss.

Bau was a cheerful and good-natured man. In this museum, the younger generation can learn how humor and love helped people overcome difficult pasts and start a new life to become one of the most prominent citizens of their country.