Woodcuts:
Jerusalem:
Selling Greens, Arab Quarter 2001, woodcut handprinted on Sekishu naturaledition of 15, 7 x 3 inches (image) $125 (unmatted), $150 (matted)
In public, Palestinian women wear hijab, modestly covering head and limbs in much the same way as ultra-Orthodox Jewish wives in West Jerusalem. A Palestinian woman from the countryside may also wear the elaborately embroidered thoub, whose color and pattern identify her village.