Mrs. E. Weill
Utilize your talents in a positive and gratifying manner; new year wishes
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Utilize your talents in a positive and gratifying manner; new year wishes
Medical treatment; thanks for photographs of sculptures
Acknowledgment of birthday wishes and gift
For exorbitant medical expenses get connected with organizations which help such situations; thanks for birthday gift of sculpture.
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More important than a sculpture memorial for the KSU shooting is to solve the root of the issue: Why are students busy protesting against matters that are not of their primary concern
Impression of Mrs. Weill's sculpture; Pesach wishes
The importance of following the instructions of the doctor and taking care of one's health
Acknowledgment for the gift of a sculpted Menorah; lesson from the Chanukah lights; always add in light
Art can transform the material into spiritual; art as a vehicle for spreading Judaism
Mrs. Erna Weill: Appreciation for sculpture depicting Elijah's prophecy of G-d in “small still voice”; timely reminder that G-dliness found in quietude, not loud publicity; encouragement for continued artistic work in growing measure.
Joy at seeing you in full vigor at the Acharon Shel Pesach farbrengen; The inspiring sight of young American Jews connecting deeply to ancient traditions despite modern materialism; While Polish and Lithuanian Jewry have perished, the Jewish people live on; A sculptor's special privilege to reveal G-dliness in inanimate matter.
Mr. Chayim Yaakov Lipschitz: Art as a unique medium to spread Judasim to otherwise unreached individuals; an honest comparison of the Jewish people to other nations of the world
Mr. Chayim Yaakov Lipchitz: (Continuation of Jerusalem Sculpture Issue) The project's hidden anti-religious agenda; nefarious exploitation of your prominence; how can individual expression override the heritage of millions?
Mr. Chayim Yaakov Lipschitz: Suggestion to meet the Shluchim in Italy and see their admirable work; The analogy of sculpture to the eternality of Torah
Mr. Chayim Yaakov Lipschitz: Conclusion of disagreement regarding Jerusalem sculpture garden; weakness of carbon dating as a scientific method
Mr. Chaim Yakob Lipchitz:(Continuation of Jerusalem Sculpture Garden Issue) The place of spiritual expression and art in Torah Judaism; apparent discrepancy regarding Cherubim; maintaining the spirit of Jerusalem in which every Jew has a personal stake; reminder from Chanukah of our battle against foreign cultures
Mr. Chaim Jacob Lipchitz: (Proposed Jerusalem Sculpture Garden) gravity and national nature of the issue; Good intentions do not mitigate catastrophic outcomes and perceptions
Mr. Chaim Yakov Lipchitz: Difference in opinion regarding Sculpture Park in Jerusalem; Gifting the newly published Memoirs; Good health and joy were emphasized by the Baal Shem Tov
Mr. Chayim Yaakov Lipchitz: Sculpture park in Jerusalem is a desecration of the city’s uncontested sacred character for which so much Jewish blood was spilled; concurring secular voices
Mr. Chaim Yakov Lipchitz: Pursuing fine arts while in compliance with Halacha and recognition that talent is G-d given; Nazi Germany and priorities in medical science
Sculpture in avoidance of Torah prohibition against idolatry; Oral explanations of the written Torah were given simultaneously and are always necessary
Mr. Chaim Jacob Lipchitz: Cover letter requesting feedback regarding sculpture of the Baal Shem Tov
Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Weill: Suggested specifics for a sculpted image of the Ba'al Shem Tov
Jaques Lipchitz: Importance of Tefillin; Parallels of the Mitzvah and the art of sculpting