Today we’re going to do an artist feature on Isidor Kaufmann! Isidor Kaufmann was a key figure in the Hebrew art work in the 19th and 20th centuries. He was born in Romania to a family that would ordinarily have him set on a traditional work fate, but ultimately made his way into a lifestyle that truly satisfied him. Kaufmann …
A Massive Success! Over 7,000 Attendees!
After two days of joyous chag, Leviim Jewish Art Gallery and Spritzly Drink Company were absolutely excited to bring to life the third iteration of the Geula Jewish Art Fair. With over 7,000 attendees, the streets were alive and the art was everywhere to be seen. Leviim was delighted to showcase the artwork by Menachem Halberstadt, the artist behind the …
We’re Buying Huvy Elisha Art for Cash!
The Leviim Art Gallery is interested in buying Huvy Elisha artwork for cash! Huvy (Ahava) Elisha is an internationally known Jewish artist. Born in Jerusalem, Huvy, even as a very young girl, was immediately influenced by the almost magical views and smells of Israel. At the age of 14, Huvy’s headmistress recognized her talent, skill, and potential, and directed her …
Purim is Almost Here!
Purim is just around the corner! Purim is one of my favorite holidays, and no, it’s not just because of the hamantaschen (though it’s certainly a fun part). I love how the community comes together for the megillah reading, takes care of one another through both matanot l’evionim and mishloach manot, and takes time to relax and rejoice during the …
Wise Words From Moshe Frank
Originally posted on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/moshefrank_art-artwork-artinvestment-activity-6883766654032060416-rEHd/ Should you invest in Judaica art? So conservatively, you should only invest in blue chip artists that will probably only go up. Like, Holtz, Kleinman, Huvy, Flerova, Kauffman, Rubin and Lieberman. Most of these artists are deceased, so supply will not affect their markets. You just have to be aware, art isn’t liquid. You need …
Happy Chanukah!
Chag Sameach everyone! Happy Chanukah! With the Festival of Lights upon us, I thought we should take a look at some beautiful Chanukah paintings! The first piece is from Chaya Hindy Neugarten– what strikes me most about this painting is the richness of the colors. The blue is deep, accented by small strokes of bronze. The candles are a yellow …
The Detailing of Itzak Holtz
Itzak Holtz artworks are always incredible, but there’s always a select few which stand out. We’re going to look at a couple of his pieces which truly display his skill and attention to detail. First, “On The Way To The Market”, which is an oil on canvas piece. What I love most about this painting is the possibility of the …
Artist Feature: Zvi Raphaeli
Today, we’re going to do another artist feature! Our focus is Zvi Raphaeli, an Egyptian-born, Israeli-raised, painter who focused on impressionism. Educated at top-tier schools in France and Israel, he blended his love of Judaism with his artistic skills to create beautiful artwork. Let’s look at some pieces which will be featured in our upcoming show! Take a look at …
Artist Feature: Gitty Fuchs
Hi Everybody! We’re back with another featured artist post! Today, we’re looking at Gitty Fuchs and a recent set of her paintings which recently came into the gallery. Gitty made aliyah when she was 9 and has a deep connection to Israel. She learned directly from artists and now has art world-wide in both private and public connections. The first …
We’re Buying Elena Flerova Artworks for Cash!
Born in 1943 in Moscow, USSR, Flerova was surrounded by the arts- her father worked as an artist-designer and her mother was a theater director and teacher. She attended the Surikov Fine Arts Institute in 1969, graduating with honors. Afterwards, Flerova would be granted a scholarship to the National Academy of Fine Arts, a highly exclusive school. She would go …
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