Jewish Galleries

Art Gallery space for artists creation of Judaica old books.

Haim maor's art gallery

Ilana Goor Museum in Old Jaffa, Israel, exhibits a large variety of personal works and a fascinating art collection.

Original paints on Israeli and French landscapes, Chassidim, by Leon Doboin and Itzic Doboin

The Virtual Museum of the Contemporary Israeli Artists

Virtual gallery of Shoshana Kertesz israeli-hungarian painter. Oil and pastel figurative paintings in jewish, biblical and musical themes.

Watercolors of Jerusalem, Israel, Sinai, Jordan and limited edition prints.

The Israeli painter Lana Laor presents in her gallery in Safed oil on canvas paintings. Her paintings series "Encanted Safed" transfer to the viewer the unique, enchanted atmosphere of Safed - the city of Kabbalah.

A new painting series by Larry Abramson,a veteran teacher at the Bezalel Academy of Arts, and chairman of its Fine Arts Department since 1992.

Lions Gallery features a collection of contemporary and earlier periods of art, specializing in works by Jewish and Israeli artists. The collection at Lions Gallery includes fine art in all media, from paintings and sculpture, to rare books, textiles, prints and ephemera spanning the last two centuries.

Lior Neiger, born in Jerusalem, 1972, graduated from the 'Bezalel Academy of Arts & Design', 1998 exhibits here a series of Jerusalem landscapes.

The Weinstein Gallery stocks one of the world’s largest collections of Marc Chagall originals. Information, biography, images, and more.

Many of Falk's themes are taken from the Old Testament. His paintings reveal a deep love for the land and for animals, reflecting his work as a farmer in Israel. Falk's paintings have been exhibited in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv and are to be found in private collections in Israel and abroad.

"Mr. Michael Kovner is one of the most outstanding painters of the younger generation I have met... " I believe he possesses a rare and instinctive capacity for the imagery, color, and structure in his painting. More, that his vigorous strength and plastic energy is what strikes me as being unique." (A Letter from Philip Guston, 1975)