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" Violin in the City " , 1978

Oskar Rabin, ( 1928 Moscow - 2018 Florence ),Russian-Jewish painter, celebrated in the West as 'Solzhenitsyn In Painting'

“I am longing for you in life and in death
As the moon is longing for night
and life is longing for breath”
― Debasish Mridha.

💙💫 Good Night "two" - with Marc Chagall.

"Studying Torah", 1882

Eduard Salomon Frankfort (21 June 1864, Meppel – 19 August 1920, Laren), was a Dutch Jewish painter during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.

" Lauriergracht in Amsterdam.Winter "

By George Hendrik Breitner (12 September 1857 – 5 June 1923) a Dutch painter and photographer.

"Village in winter with skaters on a frozen river, hunters in the foreground" , 1669

By : Jacob Grimmer, (1526/26 – before May 1590) , a Flemish landscape painter. His rural scenes and landscapes of views around Antwerp marked an important development in 16thcentury..

“Art like prayer is a hand outstretched in the darkness, seeking for some touch of grace which will transform it into a hand that bestows gifts.”- Franz Kafka.

" Winter Moonlight", 1902

By Max Beckmann, Jewish-German,(1884-1950)

" Snow Landscape at Garmisch", 1934

By Max Beckmann ( 1884 Germany – 1950 New York), German-Jewish artist, an expressionist painter; persecuted by the Nazis- who termed virtually all modern art as "degenerate" or "Jewish"- Max Beckmann fled to the Netherlands in 1937.

"Whenever men and women are persecuted because of their race, religion, or political views, that place must - or that moment - become the center of the universe." (Elie Wiesel)

Charlotte Salomon (1917 - October 10, 1943), she and her unborn child were gassed in Auschwitz ...

Ladies in Conversation, 1916

On the left the artist Julie Wolfthorn, on the far right her sister Li (Luise Wolf). Both Jewish women were deported to Theresienstadt, where they died there.

Painted by Adele van Finck,(1879-1943)

" Snow Scene "

By Philip Naviasky (14 January 1894 – 19 June 1983),an Jewish- English artist based in Leeds.

Born in Leeds to Polish-Jewish immigrant parents Barnet Naviasky (born Berel Neviazhsky) and Fanny (née Levinson)