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We are a #Jewishart #gallery in #NYC and NJ that buys and sells #Jewish art. Follow us on our American Dream location @leviimartad

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Come visit our new pop up gallery in #balharbour F

Come visit our new pop up gallery in #balharbour FL. Right on Harding ave

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Y. Zaslavsky, oil on canvas

Y. Zaslavsky, oil on canvas

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Check out this beautiful Itzak Holtz signed lithog

Check out this beautiful Itzak Holtz signed lithograph! it features the streets of New York, right before Sukkot, as hundreds of members of the Jewish community pick out the perfect lulav and etrog for their arbah meenim.

Esrog Market by Itzak Holtz, signed lithograph

We are excited to announce, we will be exhibiting

We are excited to announce, we will be exhibiting at @kmrtours this Yeshiva Break

So much of Judaism revolves around protection and

So much of Judaism revolves around protection and blessings and Birkat Habayit is no different. It is traditionally hung near a window or door and its purpose is to drive evil away from the home and its residents.

Welcome to Bethlehem! According to the Torah, Beth

Welcome to Bethlehem! According to the Torah, Bethlehem is where Yaakov buried Rachel, his second wife. Yaakov inadvertently caused her death when he cursed whoever put Lavan's idols in his saddle.

Kever Rachel, by Yossel Dershowitz, oil on canvas

While there isn't much sci-fi in Judaism, there is

While there isn't much sci-fi in Judaism, there is something mystical about the Jews. We've survived so much- genocides, exiles, wars. And still, we continue to be strong and carry on, fueled by our love of G-d.

Kotel SciFi by Patrick, 36x36 oil on birch wood

Just purchased a designated Teffilin for our galle

Just purchased a designated Teffilin for our gallery, for People that didn't have a opportunity. .

There's nothing quite like a peaceful ride through

There's nothing quite like a peaceful ride through the city. Sometimes everything turns to background noise and there's only you and the bike. The soft tones of this painting only further create this atmosphere. The painting is bathed in pinks, teals, and purples, giving it a dream-like quality.

Cruising Through Toronto by Patrick

This Charles Fazzino piece emphasizes love. On the

This Charles Fazzino piece emphasizes love. On the right side, the Hebrew word for love, ahava, appears. On either side of the rabbi officiating the wedding are two glowing hearts that seem to pulse with love. Hearts appear all over the rest of the artwork, hidden in the little crevices.

Wedding In Jerusalem by Charles Fazzino

Take in the little details of this Weissman painti

Take in the little details of this Weissman painting. Each of the monolithic stones that make up the wall have their own pattern, signifying their age and how much they've endured. It's also unusal to paint a picture of the Kotel but exclude the plants and notes within the cracks. Why do you think this was done?

Kotel, watercolor on paper by Weissman

Chazzan Hershtik from the Hamptons Synagogue visit

Chazzan Hershtik from the Hamptons Synagogue visits the @leviimartad location

Take a look at this painting of Havdalah. Havdala

Take a look at this painting of Havdalah. Havdala is the ceremony that traditionally seperates Shabbat and the rest of the week. There is a blessing over wine, over spices, and a blessing over the fire. Afterwards, it is customary to sing Eliyahu HaNavi.

Golden Havdalah, by Chaya Hindy

There's something curious about this painting. The

There's something curious about this painting. The colors stay on a black/white gradient, which is unusual for a painting about joy. Why do you think the artist chose to do this?

With Joy by Chaya Hindy

Check out the little details of the candles in thi

Check out the little details of the candles in this beautiful painting. The candles are multicolored, no the traditional red/orange/yellow blend. A possible reasons is the artist wished to signify that it represents the Jewish community and how it is made of so many different types of people, each bringing their own color and light.

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