Original Paintings – Jerusalem

The collection showcases original oil paintings rendered in both realistic and symbolic styles. The Jerusalem page explains that Jewish artists have long depicted the city’s religious significance, historical events and everyday life “whether through realistic or symbolic imagery”. Some pieces provide detailed, realistic views of the Western Wall, the Temple or Jerusalem’s gates, while others use expressive light and color to convey spiritual meaning.

All paintings are created by Alex Levin, an internationally recognized Israeli artist. His biography states that Levin is an acclaimed artist from Kiev whose work spans surrealism and realism and who works with various media including oil paints.

The pieces on the Jerusalem page are unique originals. Each listing is marked “Original Oil Painting”. Detailed product pages specify “Oil on canvas” and note that every painting is a unique, hand‑painted original. Limited‑edition prints of some works can be purchased separately via the “Jerusalem prints available here” link on individual product pages.

The series celebrates Jerusalem’s sacred heritage and daily life. The introduction describes how Jewish art portrays the city’s religious significance, historical events and daily life. The paintings depict iconic sites and narratives such as the Second Temple ascending into the clouds, Destruction of the Jerusalem Temple, family journeys to the Western Wall (Kotel), the rebirth of Tiferet Yisrael Synagogue, Zion Gate and the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. Other works show natural scenes like blooming almond trees beneath the Jerusalem sky.

All works are painted with professional‑grade oil paints on linen or canvas. Each painting has its own dimensions; for example, The Second Jerusalem Temple Ascending into the Clouds measures 28″ × 40″. Sizes range from medium to large canvases, and collectors can purchase either the one‑of‑a‑kind original or a limited‑edition print through the product page.