Portrait of Arthur Brassler Plaster 1939 Husband of the artist	Blackout Napoleon Marble 24" x 21" x 8" 1939	Blackout Napoleon Marble 24" x 21" x 8" 1939
Breadline 30" x 17" x 13" Bronze 1989	Breadline 30" x 17" x 13" Plaster for Bronze 1940	Torchsinger 18" x 7" x 6" Plaster for Bronze 1940
Cocktail Bar 30" x 17" x 13" Bronze 1989	Cocktail Bar 30" x 17" x 13" Plaster for Bronze 1940	Competition (York) 12 inches high Plaster 1941
Air Raid (front) 29" x 18" x 6" French Stone (Champville) 1942	Fruit Forms 30" x 10" x 10" Plaster Polychromed 1941	Air Raid (back) 29" x 18" x 6" French Stone (Champville) 1942
Air Raid In Rockefeller Center 29" x 18" x 6" French Stone (Champville) 1942	The Storm 20" x 15" x 11" Mahogany 1942	Supermen 32" x 29" x 16" African Mahogany 1943
Supermen 32" x 29" x 16" African Mahogany 1943	Supermen 32" x 29" x 16" African Mahogany 1943	Prelude 36" x 18" x 15" Plaster 1944
Panels for "Sea Fare" 20 Inches Square Plaster 1944 Executed for 'Sea Fare' a restaurant on Sutton Place, New York City	Panels for "Sea Fare" 20 Inches Square Plaster 1944 Executed for 'Sea Fare' a restaurant on Sutton Place, New York City	Design for Lamp Base 20 inches high Bronze 1945
First Letters 15" x 16" x 18" Plaster 1945 A photo of a child found in the Belsen concentration camp that appeared in the New York Times on June 25, 1945 moved my mother to create the piece she called “First Letters”. Because of the timing - less than two months after Germany surrendered - it may be the first sculpture inspired by the tragedy of the Holocaust. Packer Collegiate Institute in Brooklyn, my mother’s alma mater, acquired a bronze version for their library in 2003.	Peter Rabbit *** The Gingerbread Boy Nine inches in diameter Plaster 1945	Loving Ducks 19" x 18" x 7" Plaster for Bronze 1946 Limited Edition 12 Bronze Castings by Cavalier Renaissance Foundry, Bridgeport, CT. 2nd of 12 purchased by Arthur R. Marcus, London, England 1988 - 89. 3rd of 12 purchased by Halford W. Clark, Greenwich, CT 1989
Loving Ducks 19" x 18" x 7" Bronze 1988-89	Subway Rush 21" x 11" x 9" Plaster 1947	Prophet Portrait of Eben Ahbez 12 inches square Plaster 1948 This portrait was photographed as it was modeled from life by Peter Stackpole for Life Magazine in June 1948
Panel III Symbols of Changing Man An Epoch in Transition Limewood 6 Feet Square 1937 - 39 Part of a Triptych with 'Earthbound' and 'Micro-Macrocosm'	The City 9' x 4' x 3' Plaster 1948	Doves Plaster for Bronze 12" x 9" x 5" 1965 Bronze 1983-84
Peace Mahogany, Walnut, Cedar 69" x 28" x 24" 1967 - 70	Panel II Earthbound Primitive Shelter Hunting & Gathering Limewood 6 Feet Square 1950 - 57 Part of a Triptych with 'Symbols of Changing Man' and 'Micro-Macrocosm'	Panel IV Micro-Macrocosm Explorations into Science & Space Limewood 6 Feet Square 1960 - 67 Part of a Triptych with 'Earthbound' and 'Symbols of Changing Man'
Triptych together Earthbound Symbols of Changing Man Micro-Macrocosm Limestone Each 6 Feet Square	Martian Fish Phillipine Mahogany 23" x 19" x 3" 1974 - 76	Seascape - Fountain Design African Mahogany 28 1/2" x 18 1/4" x 4" 1977-81
Cranes Nesting Phillipine Mahogany 24 1/2" x 21" x 1" 1985 - 1990	In the Kelp Forest Bronze 28" x 19" x 20" 1991 - 96 In the permanent collection of Bruce Museum, Greenwich, CT	Panel I - Sketch Tracing the Origins Life from the Sea Reptiles & Dinosaurs 1996 - 2000
In the Kelp Forest Bronze 28" x 19" x 20" 1991 - 96 In the permanent collection of Bruce Museum, Greenwich, CT	Panel I - Sketch Tracing the Origins Life from the Sea Reptiles & Dinosaurs 1996 - 2000