Shabbat Queen - The Story of Creation by Lev Gal Wertman (Limited Edition Signed and Numbered Screen Print)
Sale ends in:Add a brilliant burst of color to any room in your home with this gorgeous screen print from Israeli artist Lev Gal Wertman:
- Inspired by the Biblical verses describing God's resting from the task of Creation, this work beautifully portrays two lit Shabbat candles, evoking the feelings of spiritual elation, warmth and gratitude that one feels as the night falls and Shabbat begins.
- Based on Wertman's collection of stained glass windows for the sanctuary of the Gottesman RTW Academy, "The Story of Creation."
- LIMITED EDITION: Don't miss out on owning this remarkable work of art. With a limited number available, make sure to buy one before they run out!
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Arches 88 Paper 300 gsm
Size: 22" x 15" / 55.88 cm x 38.1 cm
Limited Edition
Each print is signed and numbered by the artist
Brighten any room in your home with this exquisite work of original art from Lev Gal Wertman. A colorful and artistic display of two lit Shabbat candles radiating their light throughout the room, this work is inspired by the Biblical verses describing God resting on the seventh day (Genesis 2:1-3), "And the heaven and the earth were finished and all the host of them. And on the seventh day, God finished His work which He had made. And He rested on the seventh day from all His work which He had made. And God blessed the seventh day and hallowed it because that in it He rested from all His work which God in creating had made." With its brilliant use of colors and design, this work helps evoke feelings of spiritual elation, the warmth of faith, gratitude and awareness that are experienced when the candles are lit and Shabbat is welcomed into the home. Whether at home or at the office, this work of art is sure to become a centerpiece of any room that it is displayed in.
An internationally recognized artist, Lev Gal Wertman studied at the renowned Bezalel Academy of Art and Design in Jerusalem and has showcased his works in galleries and exhibits around the world. Making use of different forms of art, Wertman's works are inspired by traditional Jewish symbolism as well as the modern world.
