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Blessings
Digital prints that give thanks
by Laura Bartlett
posted 2/1/2003
It's not surprising that local artist Miriam Brysk's artwork is all about life. As a child she was one of an estimated 500 Jews who escaped the Nazis' Jewish ghetto in Lida, Byelorussia, about 200 miles northeast of Warsaw. It is said that about 300 people, including Brysk and her family, managed to find sympathetic partisan forces hiding in the
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