Michal Shmuel’s Judaica paintings move between Jerusalem, the Kotel, menorahs, Hebrew letters, biblical stories and scenes of Jewish life. This page brings those subjects together so you can compare real works from the studio instead of searching through separate articles.
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Selected original Judaica paintings
The Golden Letters Menorah In this painting, I reimagined the arms of the menorah as letters from Psalm 67, “למנצח בנגינות מזמור שיר,” inspired by a tradition in certain siddurs where the psalm is arranged i The Soft Glow of the Menorah In this painting, I broke down the menorah into its simplest forms, using shades of blue to create an ethereal composition. The abstraction represents the menorah at its core. Its When Letters Become Stars When Letters Become Stars – original Hebrew letter painting by Michal Shmuel transforming sacred script into a celestial abstract composition. Shop online. Song of the Sea (Shirat HaYam) Song of the Sea – original biblical painting by Michal Shmuel inspired by Shirat HaYam, capturing the miracle at the sea in vivid color. Shop online. Colors of the Kotel’s Spirit My painting of the Kotel reflects my deep spiritual connection to Jerusalem and the Jewish people. While it may appear as an abstract piece, it is, in fact, a representation of the Sacred Stones, Timeless Prayers In this painting, the ancient stones of the Western Wall emerge softly from a serene blue sea, inviting a moment of sacred stillness. The soothing blue, reminiscent of a divine emb Quiet Moments in Jerusalem Quiet Moments in Jerusalem – original painting by Michal Shmuel capturing serene Jewish life in the holy city with gold leaf accents. Shop online. The Tapestry of Faith In this painting, I’ve captured the vibrant and diverse expressions of Jewish life through soft shades of pink. The people are spread out, calmly engaged in their daily activities.
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