ALEPH was created for the WLCJ Biennial Convention in WASHINGTON DC IN December, 2000 . The Watercolour quilt background was created by MARILYN LEVY. The embellished ALEPH was created by HARRIET LIEBMAN OF Toronto.
The photography was done by very creative and capable photographer, LYNDA MORRIS .
Lynda took several pictures of the ALEPH from different angles and on different backgrounds to find which would represent the ALEPH best. We have included several pictures so that you can attempt to appreciate the photography and this interesting work which will soon be framed and displayed at the JEWISH THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY in New York, along with the representations of other Branches of Women's League.
The photo, above, was taken of the ALEPH on ivy with the dark values at the top.
The above photo was taken of the ALEPH on ivy with the light values at the top
Above, ALEPH on slant with dark values on top
Above, ALEPH on slant with lighter values on top
ALEPH on slope with lighter values on top
Photography by LYNDA MORRIS
Photography by LYNDA MORRIS
Photography by LYNDA MORRIS
Photography by LYNDA MORRIS
Photography by LYNDA MORRIS
Photography by LYNDA MORRIS
Note that the ALEPH is the same even when flipped over. That makes it a very creative letter with which to work.
All designs shown are the property of the artist and may NOT be reproduced without permission
"HANDMADE means it comes from the HEART"
This page was last updated on: October 27, 2015
RIGHT; A watercolour mural on the rear of a shawl-shaped prayer shawl created in 2001. The darker values at the bottom lead up to the lighter and lighter values on the top representing "going up". The whole project can be viewed by clicking here.
LEFT: A progressive quilt started by Annabell Samuell (centre square with heart and flower applique) in Perth, Australia, worked on by Marilyn (watercolour quilted border), Melody Adelman (black and gold border) and Paula Rabkin (appliqueed border at the edge). Fall/Winter 2002-3
