Holocaust #5From the Artist As an artist engaged with painfully difficult topics, my journey began in childhood with the daily reality of The Holocaust in my immigrant community. Art gave me a positive way to give form and expression to the rage, grief and horror within and around me. This portfolio of ten prints, created at Brandywine, constitute but a small part of my thirteen years of work on The Holocaust. Working at Brandywine, especially with Allan Edmunds,

) we could use was amazing

a set of luggage and a large eye

now you don't

where his family lives

30 ⅜ x21 ⅝ in

not just as subject matter but as a kind of language

Ihad been telling people I believed offset lithography could be elevated from its status as commercial reproduction only to the level of a fine art form

for his life

It represents for me a universal and aesthetic concept

towards one another

sometimes dancing

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