Description
How this painting of Moses emerged
In my painting, a swirling colourful aura surounds Moses and the Ten Commandments atop Mount Sinai. While out walking the dog one evening, I glimpsed an abstract painting through a window, and this inspired me to make this artwork. The picture I saw was a blur of shapes and colour but in my mind it was the form of Moses. Later I painted it exactly as I imagined it. The swirling sky emerged during the creative process and represents divine energy connecting Moses with heaven and earth.
This is a companion piece to Parshat Yitro , which has a similar style, both in the swirling sky and in the use of colour.
Product features
– Canvas stretched on wood frame
– Includes 2 rubber dots to keep the canvas secure when hung
– Printed with a unique coating for high-quality images using Greenguard Gold inks
– Made from sustainably sourced wood from FSC certified forests
– Uses non-toxic, non-flammable latex inks for safe home decor
Care instructions
– If the canvas does gather any dust, wipe off gently with a clean, damp cloth.
You can learn more about Moses and the Torah at the excellent and extensive Chabad site here.
This is a quick video where I’m explaining the painting: