Visual Transformation Presents
the
1940s Gallery of
Bernard Baruch Zakheim
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In 1941 Bernard moved with his family to Sebastopol, California where he worked continuously until his death in 1985. The Holocaust had a deep effect on Bernard Zakheim. He lost over 300 members of his family including his mother. | |
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Much of his works after the late 1940's was concerned with the Holocaust and the fight against Fascism. | |
Polish Cattle Car used to transport Jews to Concentration Camp
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Baba Yar # |
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New Life from Burned Trees in Concentration Camp
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Furnaces of Lublin
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Elsa Koch, the
bitch of Buchenwald
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Nazi Soldiers Torment Rabbi
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Jewish Partisans in Forest
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Krochmaza #8 |
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Bolshevik Peasants cut down Nazi Wheat
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Massacre - Study for
stained glass window
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Massacre in a
Synagogue…
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Genocide
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Never to forget and
never to forgive
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Talmudic Sculpture,
wood 26" x 6"
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Yeshiva
The defense of Israel
Exodus
untitled
Funeral
"Haganah at rest"
Jewish Patriots of the American Revolution
General DeKalb being
carried from the battlefield by Jewish American soldiers.
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Revolutionary Patriot Chaim Solomon revealing secrets
of Red Coat military activities to American Officer.
Chaim Solomon: revolutionary financier
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Colonel Solomon Bush of Charleston
with his corps of Jewish volunteers 1776.
Jewish patriot signing the
Non-Importation Resolution of 1775 to protest the Stamp Act.
During World War II Bernard Zakheim worked in the shipyards. |
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WWII Shipyard workers
Paul Robeson while
speaking in Peekskill, New York is attacked by stone throwers.
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Home
1920s Gallery
1930s Gallery
1940s Gallery
1950s Gallery
1960s Gallery
Holocaust Gallery
Event Calendar
Some works of this important artist are
for sale thru this website.
For information please contact Nathan Zakheim at 213-840-9130 or
nathan.zakheim@gmail.com.