[image spliced together from screencaps] "A Mizrah (Hebrew for "east") is a decorative plaque placed on the eastern wall of a home or synagogue to orient the direction of one's prayer toward the city of Jerusalem. The most beautiful examples of these plaques were often made by Jewish folk artists, using the demanding and exacting technique of excising small bits of paper from a large sheet, leaving an elaborate image that adds an entire new dimensionality to the artwork being created. When wielded by a skilled craftsman, the papercutter’s knife produced the most elegant and striking mizrah plaques of all. In the center of the lower border of this monumental Mizrah the artist has penned a lengthy Hebrew inscription which documents the circumstances surrounding its production..." See: goo.gl/vNHpVL
Cheider in Shtetl is a stunning Jewish painting that will brighten up your home! Judaica art Rabbi painting depicting a real scene from Cheider, where boys are taught the basics of Judaism and Hebrew. The warm colors used in this original artwork show the warm environment and the enlightening power of knowledge. This Jewish life painting "Cheider in Shtetl" is a lovely artwork looking at early Jewish learning. This particular picture shows Cheider in a synagogue with a Torah, curtains, and a brick wall whose plaster has worn off. This shows a slightly more sophisticated environment that we saw in other Cheider painting which was definitely set at a Shtetl. This picture is unclear whether it is a small town or a larger city. Based on the hat of the boys, it seems like it could be a city and not a shtetl where boys would more commonly wear a kippah. They are wearing tzitzit, but if they are wearing a kippah it's under their hat. This Judaica painting is available as a reproduction on canvas or aluminum in 2 options: limited and open edition. - Limited edition on canvas comes hand embellished, numbered and signed by artist Alex Levin. The reproduction is from a signed limited edition of 25. Frame is included. - Open edition on canvas comes ready to hang on the wall. There's no limit to the number of prints that can be made. Frame is included. - Aluminum print is very slick and modern style. Ready to hang on the wall. There's no limit to the number of prints that can be made. ALL ARTWORK ARE READY FOR HANGING ON THE WALL. Please see more information about the limited and open edition reproductions: https://artlevin.com/limited-edition-vs-open-edition-reproductions/ Each reproduction is accompanied by the certificate of Authenticity and other documents. Feel free to visit the official website for: - Originals https://artlevin.com/original-oil-paintings/ - Reproductions/prints https://artlevin.com/store - Jewish Paintings: https://artlevin.com/product-category/judaica/jewish-life-paintings/ Etsy store: https://www.etsy.com/shop/ArtLevinStudio Free Shipping within the USA. FREE SHIPPING TO SOME OTHER COUNTRIES. PLEASE CONTACT TO CHECK YOUR COUNTRY. Thank you so much for visiting Art Levin Studio! It is a pleasure to have you here in my ETSY store. Explore all Alex Levin's paintings at: https://www.etsy.com/shop/ArtLevinStudio Looking for more Jewish Life paintings & prints? Check out this section of our store: https://www.etsy.com/shop/ArtLevinStudio?section_id=26955667
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Alex Levin vem de Kiev, capital da Ucrânia, onde nasceu em 1975. Mais tarde frequentou a Art Academy, onde se graduou com honras. Em 1990, Alex Levin imigrou para Israel, onde vive atualmente na cidade de Herzeliya. Com um produtivo e agitado calendário, Alex Levin encontra tempo para crescer como artista e estudar novas técnicas com o professor Baruch Elron que foi o artista e presidente da Associação Israel. Os principais estilos de pintura são o surrealismo e o realismo. Alex tem uma grande variedade de obras em óleo, acrílico, carvão, lápis e tintas tempera. As obras de Alex Levin são admiradas em todo o mundo e foram compradas para inúmeras coleções particulares, empresariais e institucionais nos Estados Unidos da América, Israel, França, Itália, Ucrânia, Suíça e Bélgica. Um jovem artista, ainda na casa dos trinta anos de idade, foi reconhecido diretamente por muitas personalidades influentes, incluindo o ator e produtor Richard Gere, Madonna, Jazz canadiano, Oscar Peterson jogador e ex-presidente de Israel Ezer Weizman. Sinagoga Telifin Túmulo da matriarca Raquel Pratica a forma original da técnica do século XVI, que passa pelo uso de várias camadas de têmpera e óleo (sem pinceladas). Após servir 3 anos no Exército de Israel, em 1997 entrou para o programa de design industrial e web que foi um grande benefício para sua obra de arte. Atualmente trabalha em 2 temas: " Tradição da Herança Judaica "e" Veneza através dos olhos da máscara ", nova visão de um artista de um Carnaval de Veneza é uma abordagem completamente original e apresenta um visualizador com um recurso abundante e mais proeminente do Carnaval de Veneza -. The Mask As pinturas anteriores de " Coleção Mask "foram introduzidas no ano de 2002 em Veneza e onde foi premiado com a bolsa de estudos para Veneza Academy of Art para apoiar o desenvolvimento contínuo do artista artístico e permitir-lhe dedicar um tempo considerável para a criação de novos trabalhos. Tradição da Herança Judaica Casamento Judaico Sucot Chanuká Purim Matsá para Pessach “Tradition of Jewish Heritage” é uma coleção de trabalho sobre Jerusalém e o Muro das Lamentações e foi neste bairro religioso que Israel homenageou Alex Levin, como um dos artistas mais talentosos e jovens de Israel. Muro das lamentações Judeu a fazer as suas orações (no muro das lamentaçõe Através dos atributos dos golpes de seu pincel, Alex conquistou os habitantes do bairro ultra ortodoxo de Jerusalém de Mea Shearim, e todo o povo judeu no Muro das Lamentações, um dos lugares mais sagrados do judaísmo... Em 2007, Alex recebeu como Prêmio, uma Medalha para a Contribuição para a arte judaica do Knesset. Bairro Judeu antigo Veneza através dos olhos da máscara Histórias de Carnaval Grandes exposições: 1989 - Kiev, Ucrânia 1990 -HERZLIYA Pituach, ISRAEL 1993 - TEL AVIV, Israel (Winefestival Rishon le Zion) 1994 - Nova Iorque, EUA (Artexpo) 1997 - Sidney, Austrália (Avory Galeria) 1998 - TEL AVIV, Israel (Bitan Haomanim) 1998 - AMSTERDÃO, Holanda (Artexpo) 1999 - Paris, França (Gal le Parvis Saint Merri.) 1999 - Herzliya, Israel (Vizo) 2000 - LAS VEGAS, EUA (Artexpo) 2000 - Bruxelas, Bélgica (Galeria aigu) 2001 - Nova Iorque, EUA (Artexpo) 2001 - Berna, Suíça (Galerie Marlyse Aebli) 2001 - HAIFA, Israel (Eshkol Pais) 2002 - Nova Iorque, EUA (Artexpo) 2002 - TEL AVIV, ISRAEL (OffirGallery) 2003 - Nova Iorque, EUA (Artexpo) 2003 - Sidney, Austrália (Hamilton Galeria de Arte) 2004 - Nova Iorque, EUA (Artexpo) 2004 - Nova Iorque, EUA (Alexander Galeria (antiga tradição da Herança Judaica) É provavel que esta listagem esteja já desactualizada, mas não disponho de dados mais recentes. Visite a página do pintor: http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Alex-Levin-Art-Levin-Studio-wwwArtLevincom/183128421717089 Fonte: http://www.artlevin.com/new_design/biography.htm
The rabbi, 2006 Tashlich, 2006 The lesson Teaching Torah 4 Learning, 2005 The room of light, 2005 Teaching Torah 5 Discussion Talmud, 2006 The joy of learning 2 Torah study Alef-bet, 2009 Torah debate, 2009 The joy of learning 3 Two men learning, 2007 The rabbi learning The grandson, 2005 The joy of learning 1 Teaching Torah 2 Rabbi teaching the boys Discussion Kids at table Boris Dubrov born 1979 in St. Petersburg, Russia more: Dubrov Google pictures Ner art gallery
There's a Facebook page called Humans of Jerusalem (like Humans of New York), where a photographer takes picture of...well, humans of Jerusalem. They recently posted this picture of an Israeli soldier that has caught a lot of people's attention.“I was finishing my pie, and I saw him there,” Jess...
Painting: Morning Pray
About The Artwork World, blown Holocaust. Shtetl Mezhirich. Talmudic Dispute. 60х80cm. oil on canvas. Original Created:2014 Subjects:People Materials:Canvas Styles:FigurativeRealism Mediums:Oil Details & Dimensions Painting:Oil on Canvas Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork Size:23.6 W x 31.5 H x 1.2 D in Frame:Not Framed Ready to Hang:Not applicable Packaging:Ships Rolled in a Tube Shipping & Returns Delivery Time:Typically 5-7 business days for domestic shipments, 10-14 business days for international shipments. Handling:Ships rolled in a tube. Artists are responsible for packaging and adhering to Saatchi Art’s packaging guidelines. Ships From:Israel. Have additional questions? Please visit our help section or contact us.
ITZCHAK FLEISHEKER – IZIK Itzchak Fleisheker was born in 1957 in Ukrania. Between the years 1980-1984, Fleisheker attended the Minsk Institute of Art in Belarouse. In Mogilov, Belarouse, he specialized in monumental artworks and large wall paintings. In 1990, Fleisheker immigrated to Israel and is currently living in Haifa with his wife and 2 children. Fleisheker’s works are unique in the structure of the color which is raised above the canvas. This is the effect of working with colors mixed with sand, with plaster and coarse paintbrushes. In the Land of Israel there is something special about the sunlight and the local scale of colors and these Fleisheker understands and captures in his paintings. The subjects are hinted at rather than explicit, but some details are nevertheless clearly presented. Fleisheker stimulates our imagination but does not tell the story from A to Z. This is art which does not preach but gets to the heart of the matter by way of allusions.
Boys Time is a stunning Jewish painting that will brighten up your home! Boys Time is a Jewish painting featuring two boys studying in a synagogue. The two boys are dressed in clothes from the fast and feature blue kippas, brown vests, and plain white shirts. The painting is set in a synagogue warmly lit by the sun. There are two candies and an apple on the table on which the boys study, which is covered in a red cloth. This is a beautiful still life portrait of two young boys and represents a critical moment in the Jewish life, in the form of a lovely Jewish portrait painting. This Judaica painting is available as a reproduction on canvas or aluminum in 2 options: limited and open edition. - Limited edition on canvas comes hand embellished, numbered and signed by artist Alex Levin. The reproduction is from a signed limited edition of 25. Frame is included. - Open edition on canvas comes ready to hang on the wall. There's no limit to the number of prints that can be made. Frame is included. - Aluminum print is very slick and modern style. Ready to hang on the wall. There's no limit to the number of prints that can be made. ALL ARTWORK ARE READY FOR HANGING ON THE WALL. Please see more information about the limited and open edition reproductions: https://artlevin.com/limited-edition-vs-open-edition-reproductions/ Each reproduction is accompanied by the certificate of Authenticity and other documents. Feel free to visit the official website for: - Originals https://artlevin.com/original-oil-paintings/ - Reproductions/prints https://artlevin.com/store - Jewish Paintings: https://artlevin.com/product-category/judaica/jewish-life-paintings/ Etsy store: https://www.etsy.com/shop/ArtLevinStudio Free Shipping within the USA. FREE SHIPPING TO SOME OTHER COUNTRIES. PLEASE CONTACT TO CHECK YOUR COUNTRY. Thank you so much for visiting Art Levin Studio! It is a pleasure to have you here in my ETSY store. Explore all Alex Levin's paintings at: https://www.etsy.com/shop/ArtLevinStudio Looking for more Jewish Life paintings & prints? Check out this section of our store: https://www.etsy.com/shop/ArtLevinStudio?section_id=26955667
ITZCHAK FLEISHEKER – IZIK Itzchak Fleisheker was born in 1957 in Ukrania. Between the years 1980-1984, Fleisheker attended the Minsk Institute of Art in Belarouse. In Mogilov, Belarouse, he specialized in monumental artworks and large wall paintings. In 1990, Fleisheker immigrated to Israel and is currently living in Haifa with his wife and 2 children. Fleisheker’s works are unique in the structure of the color which is raised above the canvas. This is the effect of working with colors mixed with sand, with plaster and coarse paintbrushes. In the Land of Israel there is something special about the sunlight and the local scale of colors and these Fleisheker understands and captures in his paintings. The subjects are hinted at rather than explicit, but some details are nevertheless clearly presented. Fleisheker stimulates our imagination but does not tell the story from A to Z. This is art which does not preach but gets to the heart of the matter by way of allusions.
The Santiago Jewish Community which operated for mostly fifty years at the Great Synagogue on Serrano Street in south downtown, decides to move its...
ITZCHAK FLEISHEKER – IZIK Itzchak Fleisheker was born in 1957 in Ukrania. Between the years 1980-1984, Fleisheker attended the Minsk Institute of Art in Belarouse. In Mogilov, Belarouse, he specialized in monumental artworks and large wall paintings. In 1990, Fleisheker immigrated to Israel and is currently living in Haifa with his wife and 2 children. Fleisheker’s works are unique in the structure of the color which is raised above the canvas. This is the effect of working with colors mixed with sand, with plaster and coarse paintbrushes. In the Land of Israel there is something special about the sunlight and the local scale of colors and these Fleisheker understands and captures in his paintings. The subjects are hinted at rather than explicit, but some details are nevertheless clearly presented. Fleisheker stimulates our imagination but does not tell the story from A to Z. This is art which does not preach but gets to the heart of the matter by way of allusions.
ITZCHAK FLEISHEKER – IZIK Itzchak Fleisheker was born in 1957 in Ukrania. Between the years 1980-1984, Fleisheker attended the Minsk Institute of Art in Belarouse. In Mogilov, Belarouse, he specialized in monumental artworks and large wall paintings. In 1990, Fleisheker immigrated to Israel and is currently living in Haifa with his wife and 2 children. Fleisheker’s works are unique in the structure of the color which is raised above the canvas. This is the effect of working with colors mixed with sand, with plaster and coarse paintbrushes. In the Land of Israel there is something special about the sunlight and the local scale of colors and these Fleisheker understands and captures in his paintings. The subjects are hinted at rather than explicit, but some details are nevertheless clearly presented. Fleisheker stimulates our imagination but does not tell the story from A to Z. This is art which does not preach but gets to the heart of the matter by way of allusions.
