A young Cheder student sits at a desk pondering the day's lesson. This Hermann Struck lithograph is printed on a light-tan wove paper. It is signed and titled in pencil just below the image. The print is in excellent condition.

sheet size: height - 6"; width - 7 7/8"

This lithograph is one of a pair that Hermann Struck made of the same pastry vendor. Here we see the boy standing in full figure with his tray suspended around his neck and dressed for cold weather in a coat that falls to the top of his shoes. The print (Rusel, 440L), on tan wove paper, is unsigned, but is dated, Lodz 23.2.15, in the upper left corner. Except for small stains and creasing along the edges, the piece is in very good condition.

sheet size: height - 10 1/4"; width - 9"

This magnificent portrait is another in the series that Struck, while serving in the German Army, made of Jewish workers in Eastern Europe. Dressed for cold weather in a heavy full length coat, it is obvious that this young man is powerfully built and takes pride in his labors. The lithograph (Rusel, 459L), in very good condition despite some faint staining outside the image, is on tan wove paper. Hermann Struck signed it on the bottom left edge of the figure and titled (Jüdischer Lastträger) and dated (Lodz 19.2.15) it in the plate.

sheet size: height - 10 5/8"; width - 8 3/4"

print image size - 4 3/4" x 3"; sketch sheet - 8 1/4" x 5 1/2".

sheet size - 17 1/4" x 22 1/4"

Behold, How good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity. Ben Shahn has placed two doves on either side of the text of Psalm 133, symbols of the peace and harmony that this psalm celebrates. A beautiful setting for a beautiful text. This lithograph, in excellent condition, signed (Ben Shahn) with brush in the lower right corner was printed by Manaranche in an edition of 200 at Mourlot, Paris (Prescott. Figure 53)

paper dimensions: height - 20 ½"; width - 26 3/4"