Exhibitions

The collection was started by Tzvi Neta’s father, Mr. Yosef (Joe) Boxenbaum, one of Israel’s first industrialists and a passionate Zionist, who purchased the works about two decades after Struck’s death, apparently from the artist’s widow. Much can be learned about Struck’s creative processes from this collection. Many of the prints were copies but not duplicates. Comparing them reveals much about the depth of thought involved in Struck’s work process. For this reason, I asked to curate an exhibit based on Mr. Neta’s donation.