Category Archives: Collages

Detail image of a linoleum block print collage of Fannie Simonowsky. Linoleum block print with gauche, spray paint, and chine collé. 2024.  Price and more images available upon request.

This is a linoleum block print collage, varnished on stretched canvas. It is 30″ x 40″ and was created in 2024. The Iberian Lynx is one of the world’s most endangered cats. Price available upon request. 

“Common Ground” is part of a series titled Portals. It is a linoleum block print on varnished canvas. It is 24″ x 30″ and was created in 2024. Price available upon request. Piece will be on view July 2024 in Providence at the WaterFire Arts Center. 

“Thinking Together” is a linoleum block print collage on varnished canvas. It is 24″ x 36″ and is part of a series titled “Portals.” Created in 2024. Price available upon request.

I’ve been going through the archival documents and photos of our family and trying to find out all I can about the Russian origins of my family. I discovered an envelope of pictures of Russian family members – some of whom survived the pogroms and World War 2 by living out the war years inContinue reading “Rachel Leah Batashoff”

I’ve been going through the archival documents and photos of our family and trying to find out all I can about the Russian origins of my family. This is a collage portrait of my great- great grandmother, Dvora Ehrlich. She migrated to the US in the early 1900’s, fleeing the pogroms in Austria. Her lifeContinue reading “Dvora Ehrlich”

I’ve been going through the archival documents and photos of our family and trying to find out all I can about the Russian origins of my family. This is a collage portrait of my mother, Judith Halpern Kashoff. This piece is part of a collection of pieces called “World Of My Mothers.” I began by makingContinue reading “Judith Halpern Kashoff”

I’ve been going through the archival documents and photos of our family and trying to find out all I can about the Russian origins of my family. This is a collage portrait of my grandmother’s aunt, Nechama (Annie) Simonowsky. She owned a building in New York in the 1920’s, ran a newspaper stand during theContinue reading “Nechama (“Annie”) Batashoff Simonowsky”

I’ve been going through the archival documents and photos of our family and trying to find out all I can about the Russian origins of my family. This is a collage portrait of my great- grandmother, Rose Basmak. She and her husband Abe migrated to the US in the early 1900’s, fleeing the pogroms inContinue reading “Rose Batashoff Basmak”