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Watercolor depicting two woman standing wearing head coverings and dresses with Latin text above.

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Jewish Widow and Jewish Matron

1574

Painting of church ruins, stream, and graves beneath clouds.

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The Jewish Cemetery at Ouderkerk

ca. 1654/5

Painting of a grandfather clock with foggy foreground.

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The Clock I

1983

Stylized portrait painting of man and woman sitting at a table facing forward cluttered with objects, fruits, animals, and papers, the woman resting her head on the man's shoulder as he holds a handful of papers, amid buildings in background.

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Portrait of My Parents

1984

Painting with the word "Jew" in the upper left corner of a grid of four squares.

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Untitled

1987

Painting featuring moth inside a circle at the bottom of canvas.

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Moth

1989

Portion of wall fresco depicting carriage, carriage driver, and two horses.

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Carriage Driver (Self-Portrait), Drohobycz

1941–1942

Painted mural fragment showing two human heads facing left and looking out over wall and towers.

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Figures Looking over City Wall

Iron Age II, Late 9th–Early 8th Century BCE

Abstract painting of crucifix featuring four faces aligned to the vertical line of the cross: the devil at the bottom, then a skull, two human faces, and Jesus at the top, an angel to the left and human figures and structures around the cross.

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Design for the Memory

1943

Oil and chalk on canvas depicting abstract figures.

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Untitled

1943

Drawing of fragmentary mural depicting seated figure wearing wide-collared garment with long sidelock visible in front of ear, with floral motifs on fragments next to figure.

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A Seated Man

Iron Age II, Late 9th–Early 8th Century BCE

Painting of abstract representations of three men, one of whom is holding a small house, standing in front of a horse and house.

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Untitled—Three Men and a Horse in the Shtetl

1944