Judith Silverman Artwork

Here is some of Judith's artwork. The process of scanning the artwork into a JPG file really doesn't do it justice. One of the projects in my queue is to make some high quality images with a large scanner.

Read the statement of the Artist.

Bar Mitzvah at The Wall

The Yemenite Bride

The Shabbat Bride

A still life, with Vases and books

The Israel Paintings

In March and April, 2000, my husband and I went to Israel. We got there just after the pope left, and this is what we saw. Note that the pictures have been reduced in size for quick loading; use the "view image" feature in your browser to see the picture full size.

Picture	Title	Description	Media
	Poppies and Daisies	Some poppies and daisies are growing near the dome of the rock in Jerusalem	Watercolor (2001)
	Bird	One morning, at Kibbutz Kfir Blum, we were awoken by lots of birds. So my husband and I went for a walk along the river Jordan and we saw thousands of birds, migrating north from Africa to Europe and Asia. Israel is a land bridge between the three continents and so not only conquering armies but flocks of birds come there on there way to someplace else.	Watercolor (2001)
	Fishing Boars in Jaffa	These fishing boats are tied up at Acre which is a small port just north of Haifa.	Watercolor (2001) For some reason, this did not scan well.
	The Dome of the Rock	This is a view of the Dome of the Rock as seen from the east side of the city, near the Hotel Intercontinental and the Garden of Gethsemanie. In the foreground is the Golden Gate, which was bricked over in the middle ages to prevent the Jewish Messiah from returning to Jerusalem. Also in the foreground is a muslim cemetary, again placed there to prevent the Jewish Messiah from returning to Jerusalem (the Messiah must be a priest, and priests are forbidden to go near a grave). The sky is the hovering of the Shekina, the holy spirit, over the site of the ancient Jewish temple.	Oil 2001 Phototgraph by Jeff Silverman
	The market in the old city	The old city has many passages such as this one where small vendors have set up their shop in an arch way. In some places, the only light is from a naked light bulb, which creates fascinating patterns of light and shadow.	Oil 2001 Phototgraph by Jeff Silverman
	Camel	This camel carries tourists to Petra, an ancient city cut into the stone in Jordan. I like camels. I brought a piece of currant cake from the hotel, and when we came to this camel, it found the cake in my pocket. I fed it the cake. Then, my husband said, "Say cheese" and both the camel and I looked in his direction. We rode the camels. They are called "ships of the desert" but the ride is not comfortable.	Snapshot (2000) Phototgraph by Jeff Silverman

Portraits

	Title	Description	Media
		Portrait of Lawrence Ashford. Drawn while at the Seattle Art Museum	Charcoal
		Isaac Stern, the famous violinist	Charcoal
		Woman of wisdom	Charcoal
	A man wearing a turban		Oil
Click on thumbnail to enlarge Copyright © 2004 by Judith Silverman	Portrait of a woman		Charcoal on canvas
Click on thumbnail to enlarge Copyright © 2004 by Judith Silverman	Portrait of Dorio		Charcoal on canvas
Click on thumbnail to enlarge Copyright © 2004 by Judith Silverman	Seated Model		Charcoal on canvas

Still Lifes
	A still life with flowers and vase	Media?
	Still life with currants
	Portrait of Anna.

My resume.
Judith Siverman is also known as Judith Elaine Lynch Racus Silverman, Judy Lynch, Judith Lynch, and Judy Silverman. Wenatchee High School Class of '63 40 year Reunion page.