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The
Western Wall
, 2003
The Western
Wall is the last ruin survived from the Second Holy Temple. This
unique painting was painted on "Tisha Be'av"- the 9th of Av- a
mourning day in remembrance of our two fallen temples.
In the background the 'Dome of the Rock' does not appear.
Oil on canvas | Original size: 70*50 cm |
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Hope
from the Shabbat Candles , 2003
A touching
painting of a girl whispering a prayer after
lighting the Shabbat candles. Didovskey got the
inspiration while watching his
daughter, Shlomit, preparing for the
coming Shabbat.
Oil on canvas | Original size: 50*35 cm |
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The Cave of Machpelah
, 2003
"And then
Abraham buried his wife Sarah in the cave of the field of
Machpelah… Thus the field with its cave passed from the Hittites
to Abraham, as a burial site." (Genesis, 23, 19-20).
The Cave of Machpelah, which lays in Hebron until these days is a
sacred place for our Jewish Heritage. In it are buried our great
ancestors: Adam and Eve, Abraham and Sarah, Isaac and Rivka and
Jacob and Leah.
Oil on canvas | Original size: 70*50 cm
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The Tomb of Rachel , 2003
"Thus Rachel
died. She was buried on the road to Ephrath- now Bethlehem. And
Jacob set up a pillar upon her grave; the same is the pillar of
Rachel's grave unto this day." (Genesis, 35:19-20)
The Tomb of Rachel is a place of longing and prayer, for it
symbolizes the life, roots and continuity of the Jewish People.
Oil on canvas | Original size: 70*50 cm
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Redemption
, 2003
A prayer for
the Ingathering of the Exiles. In the background, the Cave of
Machpelah in the holy city Hebron, where the
Patriarchs and Matriarchs are buried.
Oil on canvas | Original size: 70*50 cm |
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Montefiore's Windmill
, 2003
Sir Moses
Montefiore, the wealthy English baron, supported the Jewish
settlements during the 19th century. Among his famous charities is
the windmill he built in order to offer work for Jewish immigrants
in struggle.
The Montefiore Windmill lays in Mishkenot Sha'ananaim in
Jerusalem, a beautiful neighborhood that overlooks the Old City.
Oil on canvas | Original size: 70*50 cm |
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Traditional Implements , 2002
A beautiful set
of traditional golden silverware which includes a Havdalah spice
box, a shining tea pot and a pestle and mortar.
Oil on canvas | Original size: 70*50 cm |
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Hills on the banks of the Kidron , 2003
The southern
view overlooked from the Dung Gate in the Old City, near the
Western Wall. A peaceful setting between
the banks of the Kidron River.
Oil on canvas | Original size: 70*50 cm |
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The Red Roofs of Elkana , 2003
Red roofs are
part of the typical urban landscape in Israel. In Elkana these
roofs lay inanimately between the lively green floras.
Oil on canvas | Original size: 70*50 cm |
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A Winter Storm , 2003
This remarkable
painting was made during a winter storm in Elkana, though some
believe Didovskey got his inspiration from the blazing fire of the
'Burning Bush'.
Oil on canvas | Original size: 70*50 cm |
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Sunset in Caesarea , 2003
An enchanting
view of Roman ruins in Caesarea overlooking the Mediterranean Sea.
The tropical palm trees and olive trees seen in the painting are
one of the country's nature characteristics.
Oil on canvas | Original size: 70*50 cm |
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My Jerusalem , 2003
A common
scenery of a peaceful neighborhood in Jerusalem, showing the
special type of brick-walled houses, the round-topped windows with
colorful stained glass, and the steepness of the stairs and
angles, all seeming as if everyone live under one shared roof.
Oil on canvas | Original size: 70*50 cm |
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A Vase of Roses , 2003
A golden vase
of pink roses for the welcoming of the Shabbat's festive
atmosphere.
Oil on canvas | Original size: 70*50 cm |
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The Cypress , 2003
A painting of a
small enchanting corner in Elkana with the typical cypress tree,
widely found in Israel.
Oil on canvas | Original size: 70*50 cm |
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A
Gaze of Hope
, 2003
A portrait of
Haim Didovskey's nine year old daughter, Na'ama.
A gaze of hope which streams directly to the heart.
Oil on canvas | Original size: 70*50 cm |
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Zion , 2003
Zion,
Didovskey's youngest son was only a year old when his mother,
Rina, was killed in Judah and Samoriah.
Now, at the age of four, his great smile spreads joy and light to
all that surround him. .
Oil on canvas | Original size: 70*50 cm |
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The House , 2003
By the contrast
of the surrounding areas of rich color, a simple house is
revealed; a view from one of Elkana's neighborhoods.
Oil on canvas | Original size: 70*50 cm |
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Nature and Life , 2003
This painting
shows the interweaving of houses with nature's surroundings to
emphasize how our lives are attached to our Holy Land as well.
Oil on canvas | Original size: 70*50 cm |
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The Creation of Nature , 2003
An integration
of land, earth and sky-
a breathtaking view of Mother Nature.
Oil on canvas | Original size: 70*50 cm |
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Nature's Growth
, 2003
A beautiful
landscape featuring
nature's growth between a calm river bend.
Oil on canvas | Original size: 70*50 cm |
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