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Also called “Colors of Judaism,” this series is Alex Levin’s contemporary interpretation of Jewish spiritual themes. He writes that the collection is meant to present ancient sacred prayers and depict millennia of Jewish history on canvas. The paintings radiate a “good magical aura and energy,” as Levin pours out the spirit and tears of Jews mourning the destroyed Temple. Luminous abstracts and golden light convey faith, hope and continuity in Jerusalem.

They are painted by Alex Levin, whose biography describes him as an acclaimed artist working in both surrealism and realism. Levin learned his craft under Professor Baruch Elron and personally hand‑paints each work.

The series explores spiritual light, prayer and Jewish continuity. Levin explains that he seeks to depict thousands of years of Jewish history and to “pour out all this spirit, all the tears shed by the Jews mourning for the destroyed Temple”. Paintings feature luminous portrayals of Jerusalem, radiant menorahs and Torah scrolls, blessings from the Lubavitcher Rebbe and abstract depictions of the Western Wall, emphasizing faith and resilience.

They are unique originals; each listing is labeled “Original Oil Painting” and product pages describe the works as one‑of‑a‑kind. Limited‑edition prints can be ordered via the “Contemporary Jerusalem Prints available here” links.

Alex Levin uses high‑quality canvas or linen with professional oil paints. Sizes differ for each work; for instance, a Jerusalem Temple painting measures 28″ × 40″. Medium and large canvases are common, and various print sizes are offered through the product pages.