found: His Beginnings, a portrayal of the Creation, c1981:CIP t.p. (Heinz Seelig, Haifa, Israel)
found: Haggadah. English & Hebrew. Hagadah shel Pesaḥ, [1990?]t.p. (Haints Zelig; Heinz Seelig [in rom.])
found: Haggadah. Hagadah shel Pesaḥ, 1998:title page (היינץ זליג = Haints (or Haynts or Hayints) Zelig; Heinz Seelig [in rom.]; illustrated) page 78 (1909-1992; born in Germany; trained as architect in Bauhaus School in Dessau; in 1993 [that is, 1933], he emigrated to Israel, settled in Haifa, where lived for 58 years; profession of interior design; began drawing very early, published cartoons in Berlin newspapers at age of 15; continued painting through professional career as architect; in 1974, made painting his full-time occupation; art in galleries and museums in multiple countries; more than 60 lithographs; 3 books of his artwork published in Israel)
found: OCLC, 8 April 2019(access point: Seelig, Heinz; usages: היינץ זליג, Hayints Zelig, Heinz Selig, H. Zelig, H. Selig, Hainits Zelig)
found: Wikipedia, 9 April 2019(Heinz Seelig (February 26, 1909-December 25, 1992); German-born Israeli interior architect known for his pioneering work in interior design, later for his Biblically inspired paintings as well as the Seelig Art Haggadah; born Samotschin, Kingdom of Prussia, grew up in Berlin; professional education at Bauhaus in Dessau, graduated as interior architect from School of Free and Applied Arts in Berlin, 1929; with Hitler's assumption of power in 1933, fled Nazi Germany for Mandatory Palestine; in 1936, established one of first interior design practices in Israel; in 1939, moved office from Tel Aviv to Haifa, where practiced until retired in 1974; launched his second career as a painter, inspired primarily by scenes from Hebrew Bible; died in Haifa)
