Art critic Marion Wolberg Weiss wrote in East Hampton's Dan's Papers (November, 1996), "Beryl Bernay's ... pieces are more inventive, going beyond physical appearances of the local environment and its inhabitants. Her portrait compositions are especially compelling; moreover, her focus on the arts (opera in Bali) conveys a juxtaposition between the real and the imagined which eliminates the usual one-dimensionality of stereotyping."
5.5 x 3.5 photograph in original 1 3/8" blonde wood frame, white mat, glass, and simple backing
Titled and signed "Opera Bali - 1967 Beryl Bernay-K"
Art critic Marion Wolberg Weiss wrote in East Hampton's Dan's Papers (November, 1996), "Beryl Bernay's ... pieces are more inventive, going beyond physical appearances of the local environment and its inhabitants. Her portrait compositions are especially compelling; moreover, her focus on the arts (opera in Bali) conveys a juxtaposition between the real and the imagined which eliminates the usual one-dimensionality of stereotyping."
5.5 x 3.5 photograph in original 1 3/8" blonde wood frame, white mat, glass, and simple backing
Titled and signed "Opera Bali - 1967 Beryl Bernay-K"
(K honors Beryl's mother's maiden name)