Anita Weschler in
her La Guardia Place Studio 1964-76

Anita Weschler at Long Hill
1978

  
Anita Weschler with
American Woman War Worker - 1942

 
Anita Weschler with
Bonds of Affection -1945
[photo in her studio in the barn at Long Hill]

  
Anita Weschler with
Hinterland 

Anita Weschler's Credo
"The core of life is both profound and simple. 
It is the scope of an artist's emotional life 
which is recorded for the enrichment of the observer."

A few of Anita Weschler's "children"

  
terra cotta relief US Post Office, Elkin, NC 1939

 
Eurydice
Koestler Collection

 
Victory Ball 1951
cast stone
 The Metropolitan Museum of Art, NYC  

    
The Mediators

 
Martial Music - Air Raid

 
The Road
cast stone colored horizon blue
Art Students Leaque Permanent Collection NYC

 
In the Course of Human Events - 1942
painted plaster relief 63"x48"x12"

  
A Time to Be Born 
aluminum
Pinsonneault Collection

 
A Time to Embrae
primavera wood
The Norfolk Museum Collection

 
 A Time to Die
1945
Collection of Whitney Museum of American Art

 
A Time to Plant
- cast aluminum -
Anita kept this sculpture on the well at Long Hill
except when it was visiting at my house.

 
The Boy Scout
portrait of Bob Koestler
Koestler Collection

Hail and Farewell
 
My Caprice

Summer Day
Koestler Collection

 
The Humanist  - photo by Soichi Sunami
fiberglass
Collection of Council for Secular Humanism in Buffalo, NY 
donation by  Warren A Smith

Anita innovated the use of
plastic resins and synthetic glazes, using vivid colors and
amorphous forms on oblong and round wooden panels.

                  
two of Anita Weschler's  rondos
Pinsonneault Collection

  
a panel
Pinsonneault Collection

 
Anita Weschler Oct 1970

Anita and Herbert in Brazilia 1972 
photo by John Mayer

  
View from Anita's apartment 
Obit  

  06 December 2009