Jewish Art Blog
By Moshe Frank, Leviim Jewish Art Gallery Can you get rich investing in Jewish art? The short answer is yes. Does Jewish Art have a limit for appreciation in value? Yes. Unless you consider Chagal as jewish art. Here are the numbers. Forty thousand art students graduate every year. There are about hundred Jewish artists selling their artwork regularly. Not …
By Moshe Frank, Leviim Jewish Art Gallery Buy low, and sell high. Really. Where do you buy low? Ebay, estate sales, pawn shops, friend that needs cash today or a gallery looking to liquidate. Where do you sell high? Ebay, gallery or your friend that collects art. This is the quick answer. And specifically for deceased artists. But most blue …
By Moshe Frank, Leviim Jewish Art Gallery How does a artist launch their career? We field many calls a month at our jewish art gallery from artists, wanting to sell their art. These are some tips, all new artists should think about. 1.) Show your art in as many places as possible. E.g. street, school, place of worship, restaurants, art …
By Moshe Frank, Leviim Jewish Art Gallery How to spot a up and coming Picasso? A frequent question we get from people walking into our gallery, “who is the next Picasso?” If we would know, we wouldn’t tell you and buy all of them up ourselves…. But here are ten ideas I thought of that are good indicators. 1.) Known …
By Moshe Frank Being in the art business, I hear this question often. What is the value of a painting? Even with the internet, art prices arent set in stone. There are many factors. 1.) Who is the artist? A scribble from Picasso is worth a lot. A masterpiece oil painting from your cousin, can end up in the salvation …
Jerusalem – Itshak Holtz, a well known artist whose depictions of Jerusalem, New York and their residents captivated Judaic art lovers, passed away this past Thursday at the age of 93. Born in Skierniewice, Poland in 1925, Holtz was just five years old when he found himself mesmerized by a picture of a horse pulling a sleigh drawn for him …
Itshak Holtz, a realist artist whose iconic paintings of Jewish scenes adorn thousands of homes, as well as art galleries and museums, passed away Friday, December 21, 2018. He was 93. Born in Skiernewice, Poland in 1925, Holtz had a passion for art from the age of five. After studying in art academies in Jerusalem and New York, Holtz embarked …
An art show in Crown Heights showcased the hand painted glass works of artist and Instagram sensation Abbey Wollin. A recent event in Crown Heights showcased the works of artist and Instagram sensation Abbey Wollin. From her humble beginnings on her dining room table, Wolin’s art has grown into a worldwide brand with its own studio and flagship store in Clifton, New …
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Up a flight of steps on a Monday afternoon, amid the bustle of construction workers and stacks of canvasses, Moshe Frank was resting on a couch surrounded by a temporary exhibit of prints from the archives of Jewish Educational Media. Images of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, together with political figures and celebrities of the 20thcentury, arrays of Chassidim, and scenery of …