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The Rov
Rabbi Joseph B. Soloveitchik (1903–1993)
Lonely Man of Faith
50 x 60cm
Mixed Media on two canvases
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Rabbi Joseph B. Soloveitchik (1903–1993)
»Man is born like an object, dies like an object, but possesses the ability to live like a subject, like a creator, an innovator, who can impress his own individual seal upon his life and can extricate himself from a mechanical type of existence and enter into a creative, active mode of being. From a passive existence into an active existence; an existence of compulsion, perplexity, and muteness into an existence replete with a powerful will, with resourcefulness, daring and imagination.«
—The Rov