The MAGA insurrection, and the Leftist march through institutions, are inseparable
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Ahead of Purim, 12 relics of 9,000-year-old ancestor worship from Judean Desert, Hills to go on display at Israel Museum for first time
The Twelve Tribes lithographs after Chagall based on preliminary sketches for the Jerusalem stained-glass windows. In 1959 Chagall was commissioned to design twelve stained glass windows for the new synagogue of the Hadassah-Hebrew University Medical Centre, situated in the Judean hills west of Jerusalem. The number twelve is considered spiritual and sacred. These magnificent windows symbolise the twelve sons of Jacob from whom sprang the twelve tribes of Israel. Keen that his designs be more widely disseminated, Chagall was closely involved with the production of the set of lithographs based upon his studies, created by the world famous Mourlot Frères of Paris: the publisher, James Parton, recalled how the artist stood beside the lithographer to watch the single sheets pass through the hand-fed stone press, one colour at a time...to catch every nuance of shading. [He] threw out the whole first set of gravure plates: the yellow, he felt, was off a shade.
Beautiful Judean hills surrounding Jerusalem in the region of the ancient road to Emmaus where Jesus met the men on the road after his resurrection. Story found in Luke 24:13-35.
Saul Raskin 1886-1966 Born in Nogaisk, Russia, Raskin studied painting at different art schools in Europe and in 1904 went to the United States. Raskin worked in many media and was known for his draftsman like attention to detail and his realist approach. He painted mostly scenes of Jewish life and lore especially Jewish life on he old lower east side of New York. His trip to Palestine yielded a series of paintings of old yishuv life there. Among them 20 lithographs on Jerusalem. Raskin also illustrated many Hebrew texts and books. Pirke Avot 1940; Haggadah 1941, Psalms 1942, the Siddur book 1945, the Kabalah called Kabalah in Word and Image 1952, and other works of Jewish content such as Hebrew Rhapsody 1959. Exhibited: Art Institute of Chicago (prize); Philadelphia Print Club (prize); Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Art Annual, 1930. Work: Metropolitan Museum of Art; Brooklyn Museum; Art Institute of Chicago; Pittsfield Museum of Art; Virgina Museum of Fine Art; Library of Conress; Mus. Fine Art of Houston; Brooks Mem. Art Gal.; Newark Museum, Lib.; Charleson (SC) Museum.
Fried artichokes with Labneh. Spiced lamb kabobs in Nazareth. Akko-inspired falafel pistachios. We're talking about the best Israeli food, from Jaffa to the Judean Hills, and everywhere in between.
New explorations of the famous Twins Cave in the Judean hills west of Jerusalem have discovered evidence of ancient pagan rituals that may suggest the
The Twelve Tribes lithographs after Chagall based on preliminary sketches for the Jerusalem stained-glass windows. In 1959 Chagall was commissioned to design twelve stained glass windows for the new synagogue of the Hadassah-Hebrew University Medical Centre, situated in the Judean hills west of Jerusalem. The number twelve is considered spiritual and sacred. These magnificent windows symbolise the twelve sons of Jacob from whom sprang the twelve tribes of Israel. Keen that his designs be more widely disseminated, Chagall was closely involved with the production of the set of lithographs based upon his studies, created by the world famous Mourlot Frères of Paris: the publisher, James Parton, recalled how the artist stood beside the lithographer to watch the single sheets pass through the hand-fed stone press, one colour at a time...to catch every nuance of shading. [He] threw out the whole first set of gravure plates: the yellow, he felt, was off a shade.
Distinctive Talitot for Special Women ! Imagine David's Harp playing in the Judean Hills - Hand Painted Tallit- unique for women, girls & Cantors and all the people who love music ! The (atarah) neckband is inscribed in Hebrew with the Biblical words: Halelluho Be-Nevel ve-khinor-הללוהו בנבל וכינור Praise Him with psaltery and Harp-Psalms 150:3 This Talit is hand painted on the highest quality silk, the pure silk is soft, gentle and has a pleasant feeling on your skin. It is light and feminine, very comfortable for women & girls, for spiritual ceremonies and Bat Mitzvah. The silk moves with you, and drapes beautifully on your body. The four corners are tied with traditional "Kosher" knots (Tzitzit). This talit comes in a sturdy matching Tallit bag ! Size: 75 x 22 inches (188 x 55 cm) If you wish to make a custom order, please contact me and it will be my pleasure to paint it especially for you!
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Twelve 9,000-year-old stone masks unearthed in the Judean Hills and desert are exhibited together for the first time ever, at the Israel Museum.
Masada, Israel
Also known as Domaine du Castel, this esteemed winery located in the Judean Hills offers intimate tours of the beautiful winery named for Castel fortress.
The Twelve Tribes lithographs after Chagall based on preliminary sketches for the Jerusalem stained-glass windows. In 1959 Chagall was commissioned to design twelve stained glass windows for the new synagogue of the Hadassah-Hebrew University Medical Centre, situated in the Judean hills west of Jerusalem. The number twelve is considered spiritual and sacred. These magnificent windows symbolise the twelve sons of Jacob from whom sprang the twelve tribes of Israel. Keen that his designs be more widely disseminated, Chagall was closely involved with the production of the set of lithographs based upon his studies, created by the world famous Mourlot Frères of Paris: the publisher, James Parton, recalled how the artist stood beside the lithographer to watch the single sheets pass through the hand-fed stone press, one colour at a time...to catch every nuance of shading. [He] threw out the whole first set of gravure plates: the yellow, he felt, was off a shade.
