As a side note, in Greece, Thessaloniki, there is a building that bears his family name. His family was a prominent part of the local Jew community and in 1922 they built a gallery as part of a building known as the Modiano Market. It’s one of the most important sightseeing places in the town partly because most of the shops inside remain as they were when they were built and for many decades served as the main marketplace of the town. There is also a gathering of living family members every two years in the town.