Help turn your house into a home with this brilliant lithograph of Israeli artist Nahum Gutman's work "Chabad Synagogue":
A touching reminder of days gone by, this work beautifully portrays people walking by the modest building of the local Chabad synagogue, with its windows open as a greeting to those passing by.
The perfect gift for anyone with sentimental feelings of nostalgia for the period expressed in this work.
LIMITED EDITION: With only a limited number available, don't delay and order a print for your home today!
Limited edition lithograph; Signed and numbered on the plate
Size: 55.5 x 38 cm / 21.8″ x 15″
Add a wonderful element of contemporary Israeli art to your home décor with this gorgeous lithograph of Israeli artist Nahum Gutman's work "Chabad Synagogue." Featuring a subdued use of colors, this work depicts a Chabad synagogue (a house of worship belonging to the Chabad Hassidic movement), with people passing by on the street outside the building. A brilliant portrayal of a Jerusalem street scene from the early part of the 20th century, this lithograph will make a wonderful addition to your personal collection of art.
Nahum Gutman was born in Romania and immigrated to Israel in 1905, where he began studying art at Bezalel in Jerusalem. He soon rebelled against the traditional teaching methods, and ploughed ahead alone to create his own distinctive style. His art depicted a hidden, exotic Middle East, and won him acclaim both in Israel and across the world. Gutman was also a celebrated children’s author and illustrator, even winning the Israel Prize for Children’s Literature. His work is displayed in the eponymous Gutman Museum in Tel Aviv.
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https://www.judaicawebstore.com/-chabad-synagogue-artist-nahum-gutman-signed-numbered-limited-edition-lithograph-p141984314 Chabad Synagogue. Artist: Nahum Gutman. Signed & Numbered Limited Edition Lithographhttps://www.judaicawebstore.com/media/catalog/product/g/u/gutman-chabad-synagogue.jpg9999USDInStock/Jewish & Israeli Art/Serigraphs/Nahum Gutman/Home Decor/Jewish Wall Art/Israeli Artists' Serigraphs37145904<p>Help turn your house into a home with this brilliant lithograph of Israeli artist Nahum Gutman's work "Chabad Synagogue":</p>
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<li>A touching reminder of days gone by, this work beautifully portrays people walking by the modest building of the local Chabad synagogue, with its windows open as a greeting to those passing by.</li>
<li>The perfect gift for anyone with sentimental feelings of nostalgia for the period expressed in this work.</li>
<li>LIMITED EDITION: With only a limited number available, don't delay and order a print for your home today!</li>
</ul> <p><strong>Limited edition lithograph; </strong><strong>Signed and numbered on the plate</strong></p>
<p><strong>Size:</strong> 55.5 x 38 cm / 21.8″ x 15″</p>
<p>Add a wonderful element of contemporary Israeli art to your home décor with this gorgeous lithograph of Israeli artist Nahum Gutman's work "Chabad Synagogue." Featuring a subdued use of colors, this work depicts a Chabad synagogue (a house of worship belonging to the Chabad Hassidic movement), with people passing by on the street outside the building. A brilliant portrayal of a Jerusalem street scene from the early part of the 20<sup>th</sup> century, this lithograph will make a wonderful addition to your personal collection of art.</p>
<p><strong>Nahum Gutman</strong> was born in Romania and immigrated to Israel in 1905, where he began studying art at Bezalel in Jerusalem. He soon rebelled against the traditional teaching methods, and ploughed ahead alone to create his own distinctive style. His art depicted a hidden, exotic Middle East, and won him acclaim both in Israel and across the world. Gutman was also a celebrated children’s author and illustrator, even winning the Israel Prize for Children’s Literature. His work is displayed in the eponymous Gutman Museum in Tel Aviv.</p>
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