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Flowers Dancing, Arthur Szyk American, born Poland, Pen and black ink over graphite, with a few corrections in white gouache — Flowers Dancing
Arthur Szyk
ca. 1941

Children with a Basket of Berries near the Fir Tree, Arthur Szyk American, born Poland, Pen and black ink over graphite, with a few corrections in white gouache — Children with a Basket of Berries near the Fir Tree
Arthur Szyk
ca. 1941

The Law at Mount Sinai, for Mortimer Cohen's "Pathways through the Bible", Arthur Szyk American, born Poland, Pen and black and brown ink, and graphite — The Law at Mount Sinai, for Mortimer Cohen's "Pathways through the Bible"
Arthur Szyk
1945

Joseph Forgives His Brothers, for Mortimer Cohen's "Pathways through the Bible", Arthur Szyk American, born Poland, Pen and black and brown ink, and graphite — Joseph Forgives His Brothers, for Mortimer Cohen's "Pathways through the Bible"
Arthur Szyk
1946

Isaiah, for Mortimer Cohen's "Pathways through the Bible", Arthur Szyk American, born Poland, Pen and black and brown ink, and graphite — Isaiah, for Mortimer Cohen's "Pathways through the Bible"
Arthur Szyk
1946

Elijah in the Cave, for Mortimer Cohen's "Pathways through the Bible", Arthur Szyk American, born Poland, Pen and black and brown ink, and graphite — Elijah in the Cave, for Mortimer Cohen's "Pathways through the Bible"
Arthur Szyk
1945

David, for Mortimer Cohen's "Pathways through the Bible", Arthur Szyk American, born Poland, Pen and black and brown ink, and graphite — David, for Mortimer Cohen's "Pathways through the Bible"
Arthur Szyk
1945

Elijah, Ahab, and Jezebel for Mortimer Cohen's "Pathways through the Bible", Arthur Szyk American, born Poland, Pen and black and brown ink, and graphite — Elijah, Ahab, and Jezebel for Mortimer Cohen's "Pathways through the Bible"
Arthur Szyk
1945

The New Order

Author Written and illustrated by Arthur Szyk

Publisher G. P. Putnam's Sons, New York

1941

The Szyk Haggadah

Arthur Szyk

Printer Silicon Gallery Fine Art Prints

Publisher Irvin Ungar

2008

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