Road. This area would have been well known to him, as it was just a few minutes walk from his old home in Fortune Green Road. Isaac Snowman moved to Jerusalem, where he had a studio over the Damascus Gate. In the riots that occurred in Jerusalem on 2 November 1921, Snowman encountered a mob and, while trying to make his way through with two friends, was stabbed. Death The outbreak of the Second World War found Snowman on a visit to England and his failing health prevented him from returning to his home in Jerusalem. Isaac Snowman died peacefully on 11 February 1947, and his funeral was held the following day at Willesden Jewish Cemetery. Bibliography The New Era Illustrated Magazine, New York, Jan., 1905 Jewish Year Book, 5665 (1904-5). The Palestine Post, Jerusalem, 17 March 1947 and 27 March 1949 The Times, London, 10 June 1909 and 12 February 1947. The Jewish Chronicle, London, 28 November 1921 References 1874 births 1947 deaths English artists English Jews Jewish artists People educated at the City of London School Isaac Burials at Willesden Jewish Cemetery