Arnold-Skolnick-Obituary

Arnold H. Skolnick

Northampton, Massachusetts

1937 - 2022

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Arnold H. Skolnick Northampton, MA — Arnold Skolnick Passed away on June 15, 2022 in Amherst, MA at age 85. He had been living in the Pioneer Valley for ~52 years. Born and raised in Brooklyn, NY, Arnold showed early artistic talent, attending the High School of Music and Art and then Pratt...

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I only met Arnold in 2015, but he seemed like a very nice man who had a great sense of humor and generosity! I was glad to call him my neighbor!

Very sorry to hear about the passing away of Arnold. It was a great joy to work with him and get to know him. He had talent and imagination, humanity and a world of experience which made knowing him an adventure. To his family and friends Frannie and I send our condolences

I met Arnold in the 70´s, as his student in a class on design in photography at the New School. His clarity of vision and ability to share what was essential in an image were remarkable, and so memorable. We became friends and he was a mentor. His sense of humor and play made life interesting, and I have invaluable memories and photographs as souvenirs. I wish I had a chance to say goodbye and hope he is in peace at last. Sending condolences to Alexander, Peter, family and friends. May...

Our deepest condolences to the family. We pray that God continues to strengthen and comfort the family during this difficult time.

A talented artist that created a poster for what was to become an unforgettable and historical event. That poster is iconic. Sincere sympathies to the Skolnik family, may God be with you, so very sorry for your loss.

A Great Art Director , A Great person with a kind soul .

I had the pleasure of meeting Arnold at the Worthington Library several years back and loved his energy and friendliness. He was not only a slice of history but a nice guy, and I was proud to call him a neighbor! My best to his family!! Tom

Arnold came to my yoga class in Chesterfield as an "older" adult. He was a brave participant, enjoying his position as the only male in the small class, sharing his humor. We missed him when he moved to Easthampton. His positive energy was an inspiration.

I met Arnold many years ago at the Florence Farmers´ Market where I sell plants. We soon became friends while discussing which plants would be appropriate for planting around his home. Each week he would ask what unusual plant I had brought for him. I recall and treasure our conversations and miss him. Sending my condolences and love to his family. John Spineti