“Worker” Painting by Sophia Ehrlich, March 2005 Watercolor. When Sophia sent me a copy of this painting I thought it was a man lost in contemplation. When I asked Sophia what she thought this man was thinking about, she said, “nothing, he’s just taking a break from work.” What appealed to her about his man, and what she wanted to portray, was the strength of his back and arms. I think she did a lovely job. … Continue…Worker

“Harry And Sophia” Painting by Sophia Ehrlich, March 2005, Watercolor. Sophia loved her two poodles, Solo and Harry. This playful painting she said was of her and Harry dancing together in the moonlight. … Continue…Harry And Sophia

“The Hobo” Painting By Sophia Ehrlich, January 2005, Watercolor. Sophia told me she was painting a hobo. Imagine my surprise (and delight) when she showed me this painting. She wanted to show that being a hobo (a person who wanders from place to place without a fixed home) can be a chosen, spiritual experience. This “hobo” certainly exudes a certain angelic quality. … Continue…The Hobo

“Celebration” Painting by Sophia Ehrlich, December 17, 2004, Watercolor. Sophia really loved this painting of a Latin couple celebrating on top of a table. I am not sure what they are celebrating, but I remember she got a kick out of painting this. … Continue…Celebration

“Ndomat Plays With Harry – Nairobi” Painting By Sophia Ehrlich, December 2, 2004, Watercolor. Harry was Sophia’s white, standard poodle. Sophia saw a photograph of a baby elephant and decided to add her beloved poodle for whimsy. … Continue…Ndomat Plays With Harry – Nairobi