Drabkin

I'm really, really keen on starting a chess in the library program' and I said 'Wow, lets talk,' recalls Drabkin, who admits she was skeptical at first.

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Drabkin also produced works titled Cabalist and Cabalist Drawings, though for the most part her work reflects the general subject interests common at the time: street life (1930s), self-portraits (1930s, 1940s), circus and mime (1950s), or nature, with haiku (1960s).

Stella Drabkin. 2009

Multitypes were described by Drabkin as a development of the monotype, produced by printing multiple impressions and superimposing them one over the other, resulting in a variety of color, texture, and luminosity.

Stella Drabkin. 2009

In an interview given in 1945 to Art Alliance Bulletin, Drabkin professed to have begun painting at the age of two.

Stella Drabkin. 2009

Drabkin also experimented with tesserae, creating a series of mosaic panels on biblical themes.

Stella Drabkin. 2009

Although the art community in Philadelphia that Drabkin belonged to had a large Jewish membership, specifically Jewish subject matter is reflected in only a small portion of her work.

Stella Drabkin. 2009

Her early multitypes were made from glass plates, but by 1950 Drabkin was using plastic plates, enabling her to run first states through the etching process.

Stella Drabkin. 2009

Drabkin herself did a number of prints of street life of Philadelphia.

Stella Drabkin. 2009

Miriam and Israel Drabkin (Baltimore, 1951), cited here as CA.

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In the past, the data has been three to nine months old by the time it was published, Drabkin said…Access to some data may be delayed up to 90 days for security reasons, Drabkin said.

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