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Parasha Va'Etchanan Framed Art

By Artist Michal Meron
14.5"x10"
Part of the "The Sidrot of the Torah - Devarim" series.

Stunning interpretation of weekly portion of the Torah. This splendid work of art is a limited, signed edition, fine reproduction on canvas. The perfect gift for every joyous Jewish occasion, Bar and Bat Mitzvah, Weddings, Birthdays, Commemorations. Printed on canvas, this fine reproduction is framed without glass like an original oil painting. A real treasure to be received or to be given for a life time.

14.5" x 10" - size not including the frame. Available framed only. This item ships directly from the artist in Israel. Special Order - allow extra time for delivery. Gift wrap and/or gift cards are not available.

Artist's statement:
As Parashat Va-Etchanan opens, Moses again relates his petition to God to allow him to enter into the Promised Land, but is refused. Moses continues his review of the history of the Israelites since the Exodus from Egypt. However, his emphasis now turns to the laws and rules that God has given to the People of Israel, repeatedly imploring the Israelites to accept and faithfully follow all of God's instructions. Such compliance will be rewarded with goodness. Moses then repeats the Ten Commandments, followed shortly after by the passage which we use liturgically as the first paragraph of the Shema. Moses then warns the Israelites not to forget God after they enter into the land and are established as a prosperous people. They are to avoid assimilation and always remember that they are God's 'treasured people.'