Category: Uncategorized

Archeologists continue to discover Roman Glass in Jerusalem and many parts of the expansive Roman Empire of 2000 years ago. Roman Glass is made up mostly of beach sand and […]

The Baal Shem Tov, also known as Rabbi Israel ben Eliezer, was the founder of Hasidism, a Jewish spiritual movement that emphasizes joy, love, and devotion to God. He was […]

Rubin Reuven was born in 1893in Lasi, Romania. He studied art at the Bucharest Academy of Fine Arts and the Acadimie Julian in Paris before moving to Jaffa, Ottoman Palestine […]

In the early 1990s, Temple Israel of Hollywood commissioned the creation of this original Holocaust Memorial candelabra for our annual Yom Hashoah commemoration in memory of the six million Jews […]

Belle Osipow’s daughter, the artist Lisa Bloomfield, believes Picnic by the Sea stemmed from a trip to Europe in the early ‘70s. Aesthetically, the piece includes a gradual change of […]

Temple Israel possesses 5 silver Torah pieces created by the 19th century German firm Lazarus Posen. The firm was founded by Lazarus Jacob Posen, a silversmith and retailer of Polish […]

9’ x 6’ (approximate) Late Nineteenth Century Central Asian / Turcoman silk hand embroidered wedding blanket. Overall floral pattern on beige linen background containing various and different motifs and medallions, […]

In 1985, Laurie Gross Schaefer created this piece of floating fiber art with no horizon line in response to her inspiration of the leadership of Rabbi David Lieber, the President […]

Parisian Jewish artist Abram Krol is represented in major museum collections and exhibitions of great painters of the world. The dramatic lithographs (handmade prints made in limited quantities – in […]

Ketubah b Originally from Isfahan (modern day Iran) dating to the late 19th century, these beautiful watercolor pieces of art are Jewish marital contracts known as a ketubah.  Handwritten at […]