Shop beautiful, limited edition prints depicting scenes from Israel. Long-time Jewish National Fund partner and Israel supporter Barbara Israel Bortniker is opening up her beautiful limited edition fine art prints to the public. Inspired by her love of Israel, the emotional attachment the artist has to each site comes through with the meticulous detail and stunning scene of each painting. The paintings were all initiated on-location in Israel.
Each image will be hand signed, titled and numbered, and printed on a 24" x 36" sheet of textured 100% rag archival watercolor paper. They will be offered unframed, with approximately 2" border that will be suitable for framing directly or matting and framing.
75% of purchase price represents a tax deductible charitable donation.
Barbara Israel Bortniker started this beautiful painting on location in Israel, on the ancient Roman seaport built by Herod the Great.
The streets of the Jewish Quarter in the Old City of Jerusalem, called "The Rovah," are always crowded with worshippers, residents, and tourists from around the world.
This painting was started on-location at Motza, a small community just outside of Jerusalem off the main highway, with deep biblical and archeological significance.
Jerusalem of today is far more than just the ancient walled city. On a visit to Israel, artist Barbara Israel Bortniker was struck by a beautiful scene in front of her.
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Shop beautiful, limited edition prints depicting scenes from Israel. Long-time Jewish National Fund partner and Israel supporter Barbara Israel Bortniker is opening up her beautiful limited edition fine art prints to the public. Inspired by her love of Israel, the emotional attachment the artist has to each site comes through with the meticulous detail and stunning scene of each painting. The paintings were all initiated on-location in Israel.
Each image will be hand signed, titled and numbered, and printed on a 24" x 36" sheet of textured 100% rag archival watercolor paper. They will be offered unframed, with approximately 2" border that will be suitable for framing directly or matting and framing.
75% of purchase price represents a tax deductible charitable donation.
Barbara Israel Bortniker started this beautiful painting on location in Israel, on the ancient Roman seaport built by Herod the Great.
The streets of the Jewish Quarter in the Old City of Jerusalem, called "The Rovah," are always crowded with worshippers, residents, and tourists from around the world.
This painting was started on-location at Motza, a small community just outside of Jerusalem off the main highway, with deep biblical and archeological significance.
Jerusalem of today is far more than just the ancient walled city. On a visit to Israel, artist Barbara Israel Bortniker was struck by a beautiful scene in front of her.
Standard Shipping: Processed in 2-3 business days
Express Domestic Shipping: Delivery in 2 business days - No PO BOX
