Painting by the Kabbalist Rabbi Yehuda Patilon

RABBI, oil painting on paper, signed lower left, 17 ¾ x 25 ½”; WOMAN SITTING, oil painting on paper, signed lower left, 17 ½ x 24 ¼”; JERUSALEM STREET, oil pain

Painting, oil on board, Rabbi with candle, signed Samuel Rothbort, titled ill. on reverse, (Taimu Dirt looking for R'cor ??), in carved frame, 24" by 33"

European School (20th century), Rabbi, oil on board, signed indistinctly lower right, overall (with frame): 16.5"h x 13.75"w

Antique Pre WWII Judaica pair of Miniature Paintings of a Jewish Women and Rabbi from Russia ( now Poland ) Synagogue Details are stunning background is amazing Dimensions 5"H 3.5"L From Brooklyn New

Mussar and Chassidut, care with mitzvah fulfillment, admonitions, segulot and cures, with supplements by kabalist Rabbi Dovid Grunhut. Original parchment binding, usage marks. Fine condition.

Moshe Bernstein, Israeli, Polish,1920 to 2006, Judaica ink and ink wash painting on paper depicting Rabbi studying a book. Signed lower right. Framed. Bernstein Moshe was an Israeli Polish artist, ill

Shtetl village wedding scene. Eastern European Hasidic wedding scene, with the happy couple under the Chuppah (wedding canopy), friends and family gathered, with Klezmar musicians. Signed in Hebrew, Y

Greeting Card for a wedding printed especially by Rabbi Yehuda Greenald Av Beit Din of Satmar.Size: 6/11 cm.On the reverse side of the card, a blurry handwritten inscription.Rare item!Condition: Good.

Morris Katz 1992, Jewish American, Acrylic Painting, Rabbi Holding The Torah. Well Listed Artist. size: 16 x 12. ASKart: Morris Katz (born Moshe Katz on March 5, 1932 in Galicia, Poland, died November

WATERCOLOR PAINTING, RABBI PARTING THE WATER, UNSIGNED, FRAMED SIZE 17.5"H X 21.5"W, SKU703.28

Visit Card Including Rabbi Yehuda Kolodizky's Handwritten Signature (Son in law to Rabbi Chaim Kanievsky RIP), 1975, 6X9.5 cm.

Petra, Vintage Oil Painting Rabbi Blowing Horn. Signed. Framed. Size: 20x16 image, 25.5x21.5 outside frame

Signed M K Stein, Oil Painting, Rabbi Holding Torah. Oil on board painting, vintage, framed. size: 13 x 9 matte, 18 x 14 outside of frame

The provenance of this item is from a WWII veteran collector in Georgia.This is part of his group of rare books on the esoteric, the magical and black arts, the paranormal, and the occult. ABOUT SHIPP

Framed miniature Judaica-themed painting of rabbis reading at a table. [3 x 3 3/4 inches]. in good condition.

2 paintings, Rabbi, signed Knhitz (? ) & figure working the ground with a shovel, unsigned, both watercolors, 9.75" by 7.75" (Rabbi) & 8" by 5 3/8" Part of a collection of art belonging to a long time

Sefer Chassidim, mussar and topics related to Yirat Shamayim (fear of Heaven), by Rabbi Yehuda HaChassid. Krakow, [1581]. Printed by Yitshak [Isaac] ben Aharon of Prostitz (Prostějov). Various own

First edition of the book DaÕat Kedoshim by Rabbi Yehuda Hirsch Eichenstein of Razdil, the book deals with kabbalah and chassidut and was first printed during the year of the authorÕs death, in Lviv

To Rav Michael Tekochinsky on the matter of receiving his book and blessing. Rav Moshe Kliers (1876-1934) was the Chief Ashkenazi Rabbi of Tiberias, married to the daughter of Rabbi Yehuda Leib Castel

Important Kabbalistic book. By the Kabbalist Rabbi Shabtai Sheftel Horowitz of Prague, including various exegeses on the wisdom of the philosophy of the Ramak. “Keys for opening locked and stuck

By kabbalist Rabbi Avraham Merimon the Sefardi, one of the first and most famous kabbalists of Spain in the15 th century. The kabbalist Rabbi Moshe Cordovero wrote of this work: “It is definitely wo

Oil on Copper Brass Bas Relief Judaica Painting Rabbi Praying from the Holy Torah Scroll Scripture Reading a Book and thinking Rabbinical Signed in Hebrew lower right illegable in Good Vintage Conditi

Israel: religious amulet with image of the Kabbalist Rabbi Yitzhak Kaduri surrounded by Kabbalist holy words; on reverse legend "Amulet for Good Health and Success" with the acronym "KraSatan" (tear s

A leaf from a Lechem Yehuda Commentary on Tractate Avot by Rabbi Yehuda Lirma, printed at Sabbioneta, 1554. Wear, some worming, mild damp staining/discoloration. Measures 6 x 8". Hebrew bibliography a