Shalom Moskovitz (also spelled Sholem Moscovitz, Hebrew: שלום מושקוביץ'
;) c. 1887 – 1980) was an Hasidic Jewish painter in Safed, Israel. Moskovitz, known as artist Shalom of Safed, labored as a watchmaker for most of his life before first beginning to paint at the age 55.[1]
His art primarily featured biblical themes and often contained a proverb or sentence from scripture. His paintings are considered significant to Israeli art history.[1]
ShalomMoskovitz (also spelled Sholem Moscovitz, Hebrew: שלום מושקוביץ' ;) c. 1887 – 1980) was an Hasidic Jewish painter in Safed, Israel. Moskovitz, known...
Israeli model Israel ben Moses Najara (c. 1555–c. 1625), Jewish poet ShalomMoskovitz (c. 1887-1980), painter and artist Itay Ne'eman, UCLA mathematics professor...
different artists including Yitzhak Frenkel Frenel, Moshe Castel, ShalomMoskovitz, Rosentalis, Shimshon Holzman and others made their home in Tzfat (many...
artists contributed work for the auction, including donated works by ShalomMoskovitz (Shalom of Safed), Michoel Muchnik, Phillip Ratner, and more. Following...
Israel. He lived in Safed, where he encouraged and befriended artist ShalomMoskovitz. In 1957, he moved to Tel Aviv with his wife, the artist Audrey Bergner...
history of Israel, the holocaust, modern-day Israel, and Hebrew language. Moskovitz, Patti (2002). The Minyan: A Tapestry of Jewish Life. iUniverse. "Peninsula...
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