Symbols - Poster"Whoever destroys a single life destroys the entire world; whoever saves a single life saves the world entire." The Talmud, an ancient collection of commentary about Jewish Law During and prior to World War II, Hitlers Nazi party used variations on the triangle to identify citizens and prisoners in concentration camps according to religion, ideology, sexual orientation and numerous other distinctions. Some, but certainly not all, of these symbols

Auditions: print mounted on 5 x 7" deckle edged paper

facing forward

and signed

advocate for the blind and deaf

Tending to our future

on enhanced matte paper

the first person to fly solo across the Pacific

“First they came for the socialists

your mailbox - make it the backdrop of your zoom call

About the original art: the original piece was painted in watercolor - with attention given to the details of their clothing

12 x 12 inches

Young Minerva: print mounted on 5 x 7" deckle edged paper