Zyklon Triptych – Holocaust Series by Geoffrey Laurence

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This painting by Geoffrey Laurence is a triptych with a magician floating a pellet between his hands, in the middle are a pile of zyklon b pellets, and to the right is a praying man in tallit and tefillin facing the deadly zyklon b in the middle of the painting, from the Holocaust Series.

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Zyklon B Triptych left of painting with magician juggling a zyklon b pellet between his hands form the Holocaust Series by Geoffrey Laurence
Left side of the triptych shows a magician juggling a zyklon b pellet between his hands.
Holocaust Series by Geoffrey Laurence
Drawing study of the painting
Zyklon B pellets in a pile from Zyklon triptych from the Holocaust Series by Geoffrey Laurence
Zyklon B pellets in a pile; these were used in gas chambers.
Zyklon B pellets drawing study from the Holocaust Series by Geoffrey Laurence
Drawing study of Zyklon B triptych middle
A Jewish praying man in tallit and tefillin from the Holocaust Series by Geoffrey Laurence
A drawing study of Jewish praying man in tallit and tefillin from the Holocaust Series by Geoffrey Laurence

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The Holocaust Series art by Geoffrey Laurence.

PUBLISHER: Lomnitz Press
© 2010/2023
ISBN 978-0-578-07578-5

Artwork images and Web pages from this site are copyright of Geoffrey Laurence and may not be duplicated or redistributed in any form without written permission. If you would like to use images from this site, please contact the artist for permission.

Geoffrey Laurence’s paintings have been exhibited across the US and in Europe including the Las Vegas Art Museum, Yeshiva University Museum and the Arnot Art Museum. His work can currently be seen at the Museum of Biblical Art (Dallas) and the Fulginiti Pavilion at Anschutz Medical Campus.

ISWASWILLBE HOLOCAUST SERIES EXHIBIT | GEOFFREY LAURENCE
Center for Bioethics and Humanities — University of Colorado Anschutz

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