New York City-born artist Jill Nathanson has been exhibiting her work since 1981, both in solo shows and group exhibitions. Her paintings can be found in many private and public collections, including the Philadelphia Museum of Jewish Art and Tufts University. In addition to Seeing Sinai, Nathanson has created another biblical commentary in paint, New Translations, a meditation on Genesis 1.
The wooden synagogue in Gwoździec, eastern Galicia (modern-day Poland), was one of more than two hundred wooden synagogues that existed in Poland before World War II. Wooden synagogues were a…
This coin from Yehud, the Persian name for the province of Judah, is larger and heavier than others like it. The helmeted and bearded male on the front is a deity who is usually, though not…
Jewish Street in Amsterdam is one of the many landscapes that Tina Blau painted in her career. It is painted in the style of Austrian Stimmungsimpressionismus (atmospheric impressionism), which was…