The Painting Is Named "VeOhavto"
Inspired by The is the word "VeOhavto" the Torah uses, to command us to be inspired to have feelings of love for our fellow.
This same word "VeOhavto" is also used in the Torah portion quoted in the Shema, as a command and guarantee to achieve love for G-d with all our heart, after contemplating on G-d's oneness in this and all worlds above.
Wall Ready, Canvas print,
hand-stretched on a poly-cotton blend canvas with a matte finish coating.
• Hand-stretched
• Hand-glued solid wood frame
• Matte finish coating
A Print of the original painting,
by Peretz Schmukler, in 2018
Copyright © Peretz Schmukler 2018
The Painting Is Named "VeOhavto"
Inspired by The is the word "VeOhavto" the Torah uses, to command us to be inspired to have feelings of love for our fellow.
This same word "VeOhavto" is also used in the Torah portion quoted in the Shema, as a command and guarantee to achieve love for G-d with all our heart, after contemplating on G-d's oneness in this and all worlds above.
Wall Ready, Canvas print,
hand-stretched on a poly-cotton blend canvas with a matte finish coating.
• Hand-stretched
• Hand-glued solid wood frame
• Matte finish coating
A Print of the original painting,
by Peretz Schmukler, in 2018
Copyright © Peretz Schmukler 2018
