Emily Marbach

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Above: Detail from Siona Benjamin. Finding Home #75 (Fereshteh) “Lilith,” 2005. 30 x 26 in. Gouache on wood panel. © 2005 Siona Benjamin. Courtesy of the artist.

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Emily Marbach

Let My People Go

Emily Marbach

Emily Marbach. Let My People Go, 2020. Mixed media collage on paper. 16.5 x 11.5 in. © 2020 Emily Marbach. Courtesy of the artist.

Emily Marbach

EMILY MARBACH is an American self-taught figurative artist based in London. Her most recent exhibition A Sky of Stars explored the experiences of Bulgarian Jews during the Holocaust. The Collage Haggadah includes over seventy handmade collages exploring the themes of the festival of Passover and the Israelites’ exodus from Egypt.

Instagram: @collagenottinghill
Website: collagehaggadah.com

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