Yellow Badge Painters

I started collecting photos of paintings in which there are Yellow Badges. My first impression is that close to the holocaust the Yellow Badges in these paintings were small and realistic and only closer to our days they became big and abstract. It seems that memory intensifies this unique emblem.

In order to see what I found till now search on this site for:
Dr. Martin Kieselstein
Samuel Bak
Yaakov Agam
Jacques Heller
Roni Reuven
Reli Wasser
Zoya Cherkassky
felix nussbaum
Hersz Schilis
Helena Olomotzki
Esther Luria
Ella Liberman Shibber
Isic adolf feder
Jaques Gotko
Charlot Borschova
Eric Vanounou
Robert Fisch
Akiva Kenneth Segan

P.S.
Self Portrait of painter Isaac Celnikier

Empty Cola Bottle Holder

Photo is courtesy of sisushka who published it on Flickr during a KarMUN party in Budapest. Looks like an interesting creative idea. In fact you can make similar holders for every six containers, like conserve cans etc.

Reli Waser, Mirror with Chai

Mosaic mirror in the shape of the Israeli flag which combines glass and ceramics which compliment each other and create harmony between the significant elements: Magen David, fish, chamsa, blue eye, Chai, vine and everything is in the classic Israeli colors of blue and white. Sizes: 75 cm long and 55 cm wide.

Contact: -ISRAELI ART
97277-3500880
Noam_art@netvision.net.il
All rights reserved to Reli Waser

Reli Waser, Candel Tray

Tzfat artist Reli Waser made this unique mosaic work in the shape of a Candel Tray. It combines glass, stone, metal and wood. It is intended for lighting candled for Shabbat or for decorating the table. There’s room for two long candles and for six smaller ones. It doesn’t hide the guests from each other. Fits especially the Shabbat table. Sizes: 50 cm long and 23 cm wide.

Contact: Reli Waser 
-ISRAELI ART
97277-3500880

Noam_art@netvision.net.il
All rights reserved to RELI WASSER

Probably Gold Probably Ancient

A friend of mine sent me this photo and said all he knows about this Star of David is that it is made of gold, probably, and that it is ancient, probably. 

Nancy Schick

Nancy Schick is a fine blogger with an excellent taste. She publishes “a little bit of everything” but her main interest is Judaism. She also likes my postings - I presume she’s the only one, except me, who read them all. She frequently publishes some of my stuff on her blog. - Which is a good thing for me mainly because I can read her reader’s comments.

Nepalese Pagoda in Australia

Photo of Six- pointed star carved in stone is courtesy of "cocteautwin2000" who published it on Flickr. It was made for the Nepalese Pavilion at the World Exposition 1988 (Expo 88), held at Southbank in Brisbane.