Scroll of the End of Days, Acrylic on canvas
Boruch Nachson is a Chassidic artist living in Chevron, Israel. He is known for his use
of bright, vivid Acrylic paints and his ability to give form to mystical concepts. There
are currently 8 pictures in his gallery.
(phone: 972-2-961-032)
Niggun (Chassidic Melody) in Pen, Ink and Watercolor
Michoel Muchnik is a Chassidic artist living in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, New York. He
is known for is use of soft pastel colors and for creating images that appeal to both
child and adult alike. There are currently 5 pictures in his gallery. (phone: 718-363-8721)
Zalman Kleinman zt"l was a Chassidic artist living in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, New
York. Unlike many other current Chassidic artists, who come from a Baaley Teshuva
background, Zalman came from a family that has been with Chabad for many generations. He
was a self-taught artist, who I have met with personally, and who embodies the true
menchlichkeit and quiet sincerity of an elder Chabadnik. His artwork is stunning in its
ability to be both life-like and 3 Dimensional. Hopefully, some of this can be seen on
your monitor. There are currently 20 pictures in his gallery. (phone: 718-774-9149)
The Rebbe during Chol HaMoed Sukkos
Pictures in this gallery come from a variety of
photographers. The Rebbe is a difficult subject to capture in photographs (and even harder
in artwork). Those who are mavens will be able to tell from these photographs which
photographer was taking the picture. However, I am not such a maven. There are currently 9
pictures in this gallery.
All pictures in this gallery have been created by scanning artwork 300 dpi with 24 bits of color resolution. The artwork in the Nachshon and Muchnick galleries were created by scanning normal color offset prints. The artwork of Zalman Kleinman gallery and the pictures of the Rebbe were obtained directly by scanning Kodalux prints.
The Chassidic Art Institute in Brooklyn, 718-774-9149 is a dealer in chassidic art. If you are interested in obtaining originals or hiqh quality copies of this artwork (posters, or tempra) you should call them directly - as they are the agents for most of these artists.
Gallery Director:
Yechezkal-Shimon Gutfreund
A Chassidic Wedding