Dr. Martin Kieselstein is both a Romanian/Transylvanian Jew and a Holocaust Survivor, having been imprisoned in Auschwitz, Rotschweig, Alach and Dachau.
Today he lives in Israel and has become a prodigious artist, having produced many sculptures relating to the Holocaust in such mixed media as glass, bronze, clay and wood. The Museum of Family History welcomes a ten-minute film about Dr. Kieselstein and his work which can now be found within the Museum's Screening Room. This film serves as a companion piece to the Museum's online exhibition about Dr. Kieselstein which presents to you two dozen of his sculptures.
You can find the online exhibition of Dr. Kieselstein's work here.
You can find the film about Dr. Kieselstein here. This film is in Hebrew with English subtitles.
The entire list of the Screening Room's thirty-two films with links to each can be found here.
Today he lives in Israel and has become a prodigious artist, having produced many sculptures relating to the Holocaust in such mixed media as glass, bronze, clay and wood. The Museum of Family History welcomes a ten-minute film about Dr. Kieselstein and his work which can now be found within the Museum's Screening Room. This film serves as a companion piece to the Museum's online exhibition about Dr. Kieselstein which presents to you two dozen of his sculptures.
You can find the online exhibition of Dr. Kieselstein's work here.
You can find the film about Dr. Kieselstein here. This film is in Hebrew with English subtitles.
The entire list of the Screening Room's thirty-two films with links to each can be found here.
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