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Portrait of a Holocaust Survivor In a Nazi Camp in Belgium, Irene Awret Found Salvation in Art By Jonathan Padget Washington Post Staff Writer Thursday, May 27, 2004; Page C01 Alone in a Gestapo jail cell with blood-stained walls, Irene Spicker — 21 and Jewish — was terrified. She had fled her native Berlin in […]
Irene Awret
Peace Art – Irene Awret In a Nazi Camp in Belgium, Irene Awret Found Salvation in Art. Alone in a Gestapo jail cell with blood-stained walls, Irene Spicker — 21 and Jewish — was terrified. She had fled her native Berlin in 1939 and managed to hide for several years in Belgium. But by 1943, […]
Irene and Azriel Awret
“A word that means the world” A man, a woman, a child, a tree, a flute – LIFE. These posters express a dream of better world, and their beauty strikes the eye while their optimism warms the heart. Mystical Jewish symbols appear in them; an open hand against the evil eye, a fish for fertility […]