- Jules Perahim, Fritz Stern portrait – the Hedda Sterne first husband, pencil on paper, 35×53 cm
- Jules Perahim, România muncitoare, ink on paper, 39,5 × 30 cm, 1947, Exhibited in “Grafica în pictura românească”, Muzeul Naţional Cotroceni, Bucharest, 2012
- Jules Perahim, Se cladeste o casa, 1957, lithograph, 45,5 x 34,5 cm
- Jules Perahim, Tiparirea manifestului, 1959, lithograph, 48,5 x 34 cm, published in „Expozitia retrospectiva de grafica militanta”,1961
- Jules Perahim, Spiritul grevei, 1963, lithograph, after a painting from 1934, 48,5 x 34 cm
Jules Perahim (1914-2008) collaborates with the Avant-Garde magazines ”Unu” (1930-1932) and ”Alge” (1930-1933) – the latter he founded with Gherasim Luca and Aurel Baranga. His artistic career started with a drawing and painting exhibition in 1932 in Bucharest. Threatened for his anti-capitalism and anti-Nazi drawings published in the mass media (”Cuvântul liber”, ”Reporter”, ”Pinguin”), he fled in USSR. Perahim continued to work as book illustrator and graphic designer for his entire artistic career