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1. Watercolor of a cabin where a Jewish family rested in flight

2014.357.5 front

Date:: depiction: 1944 October
Artwork Title:: Woodcutter's cabin where we stayed, Tatra Mountains, October 1944

2. Watercolor of the cabin interior where a Jewish family found refuge

2014.357.2 front

Date:: depiction: 1944 October-1945 March
Artwork Title:: Here we were freed, Cabin Interior, Tatra Mountains, October 1944 - March 1945

3. Watercolor of a cabin where a Jewish family paused during flight

2014.357.4 front

Date:: depiction: 1944 October
Artwork Title:: Horarska cottage where we stayed 2 nights in October 1944

4. Watercolor of the mountain cabin refuge of a Jewish family

2014.357.3 front

Date:: depiction: 1944 October-1945 March
Artwork Title:: The bunker where we stayed, Tatra Mountains, October 1944 - March 1945

5. Print with portraits of the people involved in the Tiszaeslar blood libel trial

2016.184.538 front

Date:: publication/distribution: approximately 1892-1893
Artwork Title:: The Tisza-Esslar Trial in Hungary
Special Collection:: Katz Ehrenthal Collection

6. Charcoal and watercolor sketch of six Orthodox Jewish males

Date:: undated:
Artwork Title:: Pozsony

7. Portrait of a male Hungarian Jewish Émigré

Date:: creation: 1943

8. Portrait of a young Hungarian Jewish girl

Date:: creation: 1943

9. Portrait of a Hungarian Jewish woman

Date:: creation: 1943

10. Forced March No. 2, an allegorical steel sculpture representing a childhood memory of a roundup of Jews for deportation

2012.338.8 front

Date:: creation: 2001
Series Title:: The War Series
Artwork Title:: Forced March No. 2.

11. Pencil sketch of a Jewish Hungarian banker

2018.286.6 front

Date:: creation: 1932 April 22

12. Portrait of a female Hungarian Jewish Émigré

Date:: creation: 1943

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