Check out this HuffPo article featuring the works of Ruth Abrams, an artist that went from forgotten to remembered.

Check out this HuffPo article featuring the works of Ruth Abrams, an artist that went from forgotten to remembered.

A MOTHER’S LOVE AND UPPER BODY STRENGTH?  PRICELESS.
Tackle your own mom in the waist this Mother’s Day, May 13!
This 50-Lirot silver coin was produced in Israel in 1979.  The front face depicts a mother bouncing a baby in the air while another child embraces her at the waist.  Inscriptions in both English and Hebrew read, “Mother of Children, Psalms 113,9.” 
Silver coin, 1979.  Israel.  Collection of Yeshiva University Museum (2009.160)

A MOTHER’S LOVE AND UPPER BODY STRENGTH?  PRICELESS.

Tackle your own mom in the waist this Mother’s Day, May 13!

This 50-Lirot silver coin was produced in Israel in 1979.  The front face depicts a mother bouncing a baby in the air while another child embraces her at the waist.  Inscriptions in both English and Hebrew read, “Mother of Children, Psalms 113,9.” 

Silver coin, 1979.  Israel.  Collection of Yeshiva University Museum (2009.160)

Check out this HuffPo article featuring the works of Ruth Abrams, an artist that went from forgotten to remembered.

Check out this HuffPo article featuring the works of Ruth Abrams, an artist that went from forgotten to remembered.

A MOTHER’S LOVE AND UPPER BODY STRENGTH?  PRICELESS.
Tackle your own mom in the waist this Mother’s Day, May 13!
This 50-Lirot silver coin was produced in Israel in 1979.  The front face depicts a mother bouncing a baby in the air while another child embraces her at the waist.  Inscriptions in both English and Hebrew read, “Mother of Children, Psalms 113,9.” 
Silver coin, 1979.  Israel.  Collection of Yeshiva University Museum (2009.160)

A MOTHER’S LOVE AND UPPER BODY STRENGTH?  PRICELESS.

Tackle your own mom in the waist this Mother’s Day, May 13!

This 50-Lirot silver coin was produced in Israel in 1979.  The front face depicts a mother bouncing a baby in the air while another child embraces her at the waist.  Inscriptions in both English and Hebrew read, “Mother of Children, Psalms 113,9.” 

Silver coin, 1979.  Israel.  Collection of Yeshiva University Museum (2009.160)

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