GOLDA MEIR (1898–1978)

An original autograph of Golda Meir (1898–1978), one of the most influential political leaders of the twentieth century and Prime Minister of Israel, presented on a magazine cover featuring her portrait. The signature is complemented by her well-known quotation: “Better to receive notes of protest than telegrams of sympathy,” reflecting her determination, political foresight, and unwavering commitment to the security of her nation.

Golda Meir played a pivotal role in the establishment and consolidation of the State of Israel, serving as Minister of Foreign Affairs and later as Prime Minister during a period of significant geopolitical challenges, including the Yom Kippur War. Her leadership and legacy established her as one of the most prominent female figures in modern political history.

The autograph is executed on a magazine cover, providing the piece with strong historical and visual context. The work is presented in an artist-designed frame by Krilov Art, where the signature is harmoniously integrated with the portrait and the quotation. The object is protected by museum glass, ensuring long-term preservation, reducing ultraviolet exposure, and enhancing the visual depth of the presentation.

This collectible piece holds particular significance for collectors of political history, scholars of international relations, and admirers of influential world leaders, while also serving as a meaningful and thoughtful gift.