Yocheved Weinfeld

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Yocheved Weinfeld (1947-) is a Polish-born Israeli painter. She is notable for being of the first artists whose "work concentrates on the suffering of women during the Holocaust" (quoted in [4]).

[edit] References

  1. A biography from the Legacy Project (includes list of her works)
  2. Short biography from the Israel Museum, Jerusalem
  3. Yocheved Weinfeld's portraits of the self, Gannit Ankori, (Woman's Art Journal, vol. 10 no.2, 1989).
  4. The Uses and Abuses of Photography in Holocaust-Related Art, Monica Bohm-Duchen, Indiana University Press, 2003.


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