Jehudith Sobel, born in 1924 in Lwow, Poland, was a prominent artist who studied under renowned modernists like Wladyslaw Strzeminski and Stefan Wegner. After emigrating to Israel, her work gained recognition in major museums before she moved to New York. Sobel’s post-impressionist style, influenced by Matisse, Bonnard, and Braque, earned her prestigious awards and solo exhibitions at renowned galleries like the Brooklyn Jewish Museum and ACA Gallery. Her legacy remains influential in the art world today.
