Beth K. Haber is an artist and writer whose work has been exhibited throughout the United States and Israel. She is the author of Drawing on the Bible—Biblical Women in Art. Haber has worked as an adjunct professor at the State University of New York at New Paltz and as a critic in residence at the Women’s Studio Workshop. She has lectured, taught, and curated museum exhibits on women and art.
Dorothea Litzinger was a talented painter, known for her paintings of flowers and landscapes. Although she died at the young age of 35, she was actively involved in her local community and a successful artist, who had many gallery exhibitions.
Stella Drabkin was a talented painter and mosaicist who innovated new methods of printmaking. She is known for her experiments with multitype, a variation on monotype printing with layers of texture and color, creating mosaic panels on biblical themes, and creating prints with poems. Following her death, in 1972 the Art Alliance established the Stella Drabkin Memorial Award Fund in her honor.
