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Litchfield Park artist brings 1940s to life during HeART of Goodyear project

Esther BeLer Wodrich inspired by World War II posters

Posted 11/24/20

Esther BeLer Wodrich usually doesn’t get into character when she paints, but she made an exception for Rosie the Riveter, the iconic 1940s figure representing women who worked in the defense industry during World War II.

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