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Aish Hatorah

14.5"h x 7"w

David & Batsheva
The “Royal Couple” in a moment of leisure. He is the bath in which she relaxes while playing the harp for his pleasure. On a revolving marble base.
17.5”h x 24”w

Delilah
A lady who does not need Samson and who breaks her own columns.
13.5”h x 9.5”w

Fiddler on the Roof
Part of an illuminated bronze sculpture in a multinational promenade at the Shakespeare Memorial Theatre in Stratford-Upon-Avon, England. Commissioned on behalf of the State of Israel by the Jordan P. and Irene Callig Snyder Foundation. It depicts the traditional Jewish fiddler of legend and folklore.
24”h x 13.5”w

Freud Fantasy
Freud, seated comfortably on the lap of one of his “complexes”. On a revolving marble base.
11”h x 8.5”w

Jerusalem Wall Panel

27"h x 23"w

King David
“I have sculpted ‘David’ in his late years, an old King contemplating a life crowded with events: heroic, noble but also full of guile and strategy. The ‘Lion of Judah’ symbolizes the grandeur of his throne. The harp, part fox head, part snake, represents his deviousness and cunning” F.M. On a revolving marble base. Also available in Bronze.
11.5”h x 9”w

Mother and Child
The child rocks forward and back and the mother can turn her head left and right.
18”h x 9”w

Passover
The scene shows a home in which a family celebrates the Passover. The ceremonies and prayers are depicted within the sculpture.
13.5”h x 10.5”w

Pentateuch

16”h x 12”w

Picasso
Turn his head and open his shirt to reveal a woman sitting nude in a bubble bath. “Portrait of the artist showing some of the many phases of his work and some of the many women in his life.” F.M. On a revolving marble base
23”h x 22”w

Sigmund Freud
“The professor is shown in his 60th year when his reputation was at its height. The chair, clad in Edwardian erotica, is based on the one he used at his writing desk and its female silhouette suggested the rest to me. The cigar has no significance, as Freud himself said: ‘Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar’”. F.M. On a revolving marble base.
19”h x 15.5”w

Small Noah’s Ark with Waves
This special sculpture has animals’ heads through the ark’s door portholes that when opened reveals their backsides. "I have shaped the Noah's Ark in the form of a Phoenician vessel as they were the seafaring people in biblical times. The prow of the Ark is in the shape of a dove, in contrast to Phoenician ships which had ferocious beasts carved on their prows. I interpreted Noah as a dreamer sitting at the stern as far away from the animals as possible. The Hamsa pendant hanging from the stern wards off the Evil Eye and is used by local fishermen to this day against the dangers of the sea." F.M.
15"h x 16"w

Ten Commandments

14"h x 5"w

Torah Shrine
The replica of a commissioned sculpture designed for the interior of Memorial Synagogue, Hill of Reverence, Moscow, this sculpture contains a torah.
16.5”h x 9”w

Toulouse Lautrec
“The painter, Henri Toulouse Lautrec, who worked in Paris in the 1890’s, is famous for his portrayal of the city’s Bohemian life. A fall from a horse in childhood stunted the growth of his legs and the image of the elegant dwarf who painted beautifully the glitter and decadence surrounding him has become a symbol of his time. Much of his work was done in the brothels of Paris. His mistress, Yvette Gilbert, is shown here peeping out at the audience from the folds of his jacket.” F.M. On a revolving marble base.
22.5”h x 10”w

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	Aish Hatorah 14.5"h x 7"w

	David & Batsheva The “Royal Couple” in a moment of leisure. He is the bath in which she relaxes while playing the harp for his pleasure. On a revolving marble base. 17.5”h x 24”w

	Delilah A lady who does not need Samson and who breaks her own columns. 13.5”h x 9.5”w

	Fiddler on the Roof Part of an illuminated bronze sculpture in a multinational promenade at the Shakespeare Memorial Theatre in Stratford-Upon-Avon, England. Commissioned on behalf of the State of Israel by the Jordan P. and Irene Callig Snyder Foundation. It depicts the traditional Jewish fiddler of legend and folklore. 24”h x 13.5”w

	Freud Fantasy Freud, seated comfortably on the lap of one of his “complexes”. On a revolving marble base. 11”h x 8.5”w

	Jerusalem Wall Panel 27"h x 23"w

	King David “I have sculpted ‘David’ in his late years, an old King contemplating a life crowded with events: heroic, noble but also full of guile and strategy. The ‘Lion of Judah’ symbolizes the grandeur of his throne. The harp, part fox head, part snake, represents his deviousness and cunning” F.M. On a revolving marble base. Also available in Bronze. 11.5”h x 9”w

	Mother and Child The child rocks forward and back and the mother can turn her head left and right. 18”h x 9”w

	Passover The scene shows a home in which a family celebrates the Passover. The ceremonies and prayers are depicted within the sculpture. 13.5”h x 10.5”w

	Pentateuch 16”h x 12”w

	Picasso Turn his head and open his shirt to reveal a woman sitting nude in a bubble bath. “Portrait of the artist showing some of the many phases of his work and some of the many women in his life.” F.M. On a revolving marble base 23”h x 22”w

	Sigmund Freud “The professor is shown in his 60th year when his reputation was at its height. The chair, clad in Edwardian erotica, is based on the one he used at his writing desk and its female silhouette suggested the rest to me. The cigar has no significance, as Freud himself said: ‘Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar’”. F.M. On a revolving marble base. 19”h x 15.5”w

	Small Noah’s Ark with Waves This special sculpture has animals’ heads through the ark’s door portholes that when opened reveals their backsides. "I have shaped the Noah's Ark in the form of a Phoenician vessel as they were the seafaring people in biblical times. The prow of the Ark is in the shape of a dove, in contrast to Phoenician ships which had ferocious beasts carved on their prows. I interpreted Noah as a dreamer sitting at the stern as far away from the animals as possible. The Hamsa pendant hanging from the stern wards off the Evil Eye and is used by local fishermen to this day against the dangers of the sea." F.M. 15"h x 16"w

	Ten Commandments 14"h x 5"w

	Torah Shrine The replica of a commissioned sculpture designed for the interior of Memorial Synagogue, Hill of Reverence, Moscow, this sculpture contains a torah. 16.5”h x 9”w

	Toulouse Lautrec “The painter, Henri Toulouse Lautrec, who worked in Paris in the 1890’s, is famous for his portrayal of the city’s Bohemian life. A fall from a horse in childhood stunted the growth of his legs and the image of the elegant dwarf who painted beautifully the glitter and decadence surrounding him has become a symbol of his time. Much of his work was done in the brothels of Paris. His mistress, Yvette Gilbert, is shown here peeping out at the audience from the folds of his jacket.” F.M. On a revolving marble base. 22.5”h x 10”w