Ruth’s work is defined by its painter sensibility — an enduring influence on generations that followed. Most artists are dead; following is a declaration of love.
Disparity Among the Children II
Ruth Weisberg American, born 1942
The Children, from The Shtetl, A Journey and a Memorial
Death is Foreshadowed, from The Shtetl, A Journey and a Memorial
Doors and Windows, from The Shtetl, A Journey and a Memorial
The Shtetl, A Journey and a Memorial
Waiting, from The Shtetl, A Journey and a Memorial
Dusk, from The Shtetl, A Journey and a Memorial
In the End, from The Shtetl, A Journey and a Memorial
1938, from The Shtetl, A Journey and a Memorial
Elegy
Meeting, from The Shtetl, A Journey and a Memorial
Journey, from The Shtetl, A Journey and a Memorial
Untitled
Ruth Connor American, 20th century
Lana Turner...Ben Gage, Friend, Esther Williams and Fernando Lamas at Marion Davis’ Party, Hollywood, 1952
Ruth Orkin American, 1921–1985
Chicago Skyline
Ruth Orkin American, 1921-1985
"Fortune" in frames
Ruth Levy American, c. 1918–1991
"Lone Star" Variation Quilt
Ruth Hart (American, active c. 1845–1850) Guilford, Connecticut, United States
La Campagne Endormie
Ruth Cyril American, 1938-1988
Mother and Child, Free Huey Rally, De Fremery Park, Oakland, from the series "Black Panthers"
Ruth-Marion Baruch American, born Germany, 1922–1998
Dancers, New York City Ballet, State Theater, Lincoln Center