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38326. Sketches of Eichmann with headphones at trial drawn by Esther Lurie
first one women art show, winning the Dizengoff Prize. In 1939, Esther went on a study-exhibition tour
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38327. Sketch of trees in Maine by Esther Lurie
first one women art show, winning the Dizengoff Prize. In 1939, Esther went on a study-exhibition tour
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38328. Sketch of a house in the woods by Esther Lurie
first one women art show, winning the Dizengoff Prize. In 1939, Esther went on a study-exhibition tour
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38329. Sketch of the bay and tree lined shore in Bar Harbor by Esther Lurie
first one women art show, winning the Dizengoff Prize. In 1939, Esther went on a study-exhibition tour
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38330. Sketch of the bay and Bar Harbor shore by Esther Lurie
first one women art show, winning the Dizengoff Prize. In 1939, Esther went on a study-exhibition tour
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38331. Sketch of a courtyard by Esther Lurie
first one women art show, winning the Dizengoff Prize. In 1939, Esther went on a study-exhibition tour
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38332. Prewar portrait of a male artist by Esther Lurie
first one women art show, winning the Dizengoff Prize. In 1939, Esther went on a study-exhibition tour
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38333. Sketch of a worker carrying a shovel drawn by Esther Lurie
first one women art show, winning the Dizengoff Prize. In 1939, Esther went on a study-exhibition tour
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38334. Sketch by Esther Lurie of Kovno ghetto Jewish Council building
first one women art show, winning the Dizengoff Prize. In 1939, Esther went on a study-exhibition tour
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38335. Preparatory sketch of figures working in a field by Esther Lurie
first one women art show, winning the Dizengoff Prize. In 1939, Esther went on a study-exhibition tour
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38336. Eleven preparatory figure sketches by Esther Lurie
first one women art show, winning the Dizengoff Prize. In 1939, Esther went on a study-exhibition tour
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38337. Drawing of people digging for potatoes by Esther Lurie
first one women art show, winning the Dizengoff Prize. In 1939, Esther went on a study-exhibition tour
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38338. Sketch of people digging near a house by Esther Lurie
first one women art show, winning the Dizengoff Prize. In 1939, Esther went on a study-exhibition tour
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38339. Sketches of men with Judenstern by Esther Lurie
first one women art show, winning the Dizengoff Prize. In 1939, Esther went on a study-exhibition tour
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38340. Commemorative postage stamp mockup with art by Esther Lurie
first one women art show, winning the Dizengoff Prize. In 1939, Esther went on a study-exhibition tour
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38341. Portraits of a fellow concentration camp inmate by Esther Lurie
first one women art show, winning the Dizengoff Prize. In 1939, Esther went on a study-exhibition tour
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38342. Sketch of a Holocaust remembrance ceremony by Esther Lurie
first one women art show, winning the Dizengoff Prize. In 1939, Esther went on a study-exhibition tour
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38343. Portrait of an Orthodox Jewish youth drawn by Esther Lurie
first one women art show, winning the Dizengoff Prize. In 1939, Esther went on a study-exhibition tour
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38344. Pin used to attach a Holocaust commemorative ribbon worn by a Latvian Jewish survivor
first one women art show, winning the Dizengoff Prize. In 1939, Esther went on a study-exhibition tour
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38345. Holocaust commemorative ribbon worn by a Latvian Jewish survivor
first one women art show, winning the Dizengoff Prize. In 1939, Esther went on a study-exhibition tour
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38346. Yellow damask purse made by a liberated slave labor camp inmate, saved by another inmate
first one women art show, winning the Dizengoff Prize. In 1939, Esther went on a study-exhibition tour
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38347. Holocaust Commemoration Day Remember card received by a Latvian Jewish survivor
first one women art show, winning the Dizengoff Prize. In 1939, Esther went on a study-exhibition tour
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38348. Inscribed wooden spoon and patch saved by a former Jewish Latvian slave labor camp inmate
first one women art show, winning the Dizengoff Prize. In 1939, Esther went on a study-exhibition tour
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38349. Holocaust Commemoration Day Remember pin worn by a Latvian Jewish survivor
first one women art show, winning the Dizengoff Prize. In 1939, Esther went on a study-exhibition tour
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38350. Kurt and Hennie Reiner papers
December 1939, and one week later she received a second letter from a Mr. Simon Scheuer offering to send