Masada I & II

Masada I

A present-day view of Masada from the edge of the Dead Sea looking west. Layered beneath the fortress are suggestions of various important archeological finds.

• Edition of 100 hand-pulled collagraphs
• 20" circle

Masada II

A present-day view of Masada looking east toward the Dead Sea. For three years, Masada was a literal fortress for the Jewish Zealots fleeing Roman rule. The Roman ramp constructed to capture the defense is projected from the tel itself. In the foreground, layered beneath the fortress, are suggestions of various archaeological artifacts from this tel.

• Edition of 100 hand-pulled collagraphs
• 30" x 22"