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Devorah Weinberg is an artist and illustrator on shlichus in Port Washington, NY with her family. She is the mother of four children including a newborn daughter. She possesses a Bachelors in Fine Arts and is working towards her Masters in Art Education. She has a passion for creating Jewish Art and illustrating Jewish children's literature. She has exhibited with several artists' groups both locally and nationally. In addition to pursuing her art she assists her husband in his work as Youth Rabbi at the Chabad of Port Washington.
Cultivate the greatness within each child, in whichever form it assumes.
Do I think that this blessing should be abolished? Does it make me feel angry?
By Devorah Weinberg
Artist's Statement: This painting was based on a photograph taken in the Warsaw Ghetto. I was very touched by the subject's passion and ecstasy juxtaposed with the surrounding poverty. The painting represents the love and strong connection to Judaism that...
By Devorah Weinberg
Artist's Statement: This painting, which depicts a man blowing a shofar, has the Hebrew word "Aneini" - "Answer me," in the background. The work is meant to represent the universal cry of the soul to G-d, "Answer me!"
By Devorah Weinberg
Artist's Statement: I created this work during the pregnancy of my third child. The words of Psalm 27 are written throughout the painting. This Psalm is about faith in G-d's protection. I thought a lot about this Psalm during that pregnancy. The painting ...
By Devorah Weinberg
Artist's Statement: This painting is a self portrait yet meant to capture a universal experience. In the painting the light is coming from within the subject rather than surrounding her. This painting is a tribute to the Jewish woman.
By Devorah Weinberg
Artist's statement: I created this work at a time when I was becoming strongly connected to Chabad Chassidus and spirituality. If one looks closely at the painting one can see that all of the letters of the Aleph Bet are interspersed within the painting. ...
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