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In 1980, a publisher in Tel Aviv asked Warhol to create a portfolio of the ten most important Jewish figures of all time. Warhol created the series and fondly called them his “Jewish Geniuses.” Warhol selected Martin Buber (1878 – 1965), the famous Hasidic scholar and philosopher, to be represented in the series. Buber’s metaphysical writings, as well as his retelling of Hasidic tales have made him one of the most popular Jewish scholars of all time. His involvement in the founding of the State of Israel, also makes him, for many, one of the fathers of the modern Israeli state.