Jewish Museum "Horowitz Margareten Matzohs" Wood Tray

Made for the Jewish Museum Shop is this wood tray featuring a reproduction of the painting "Untitled (Horowitz Margareten Matzohs)" by Adam Rolston included in the Jewish Museum's collection.

 

Rolston's painting of a matzoh box directly responds to Andy Warhol's imagery of Coca-Cola bottles and Campbell's soup cans. As both homage and critique of Warhol, Rolston glamorizes the Horowitz Margarten brand and elevates it to art. The artist's hand is clearly seen in Rolston's bold, painterly brushwork which differs from the silk-screening process preferred by Warhol.

 

The tray, made from FSC certified birch wood and coated with matte melamine for durability, is the perfect addition to the Passover home.  Use it to serve either square or round matzah or for other Passover treats.  To wash, clean with a damp cloth by hand. 

 

About the original artwork:

Adam Rolston (American, b. 1962)

Untitled (Horowitz Margareten Matzohs), 1993

Acrylic on canvas 72 x 72 in.

Purchase: Gift of Barbara S. Horowitz

1994-698

Horowitz Margareten © Kayco