Artists: Yitzhak and Nehama Hazin
Technique: Acrylic on parchment
Dimensions: 12 x 18 cm
Status: Signed, Dated 1997, Framed
About the Artwork:
A powerful and dramatic illustration on parchment depicting the biblical moment from the book of Exodus (Shemot), where Moses strikes the Egyptian to save his brother. The artists use vibrant colors and strong symbolism, such as the broken classical statues, to represent the clash between the emerging Jewish spirit and the ancient Egyptian idolatry.
About the Artists:
Yitzhak and Nehama Hazin are renowned Israeli artists specializing in biblical illustrations and Judaica. Their work is characterized by a unique fusion of traditional Jewish motifs with modern artistic techniques. They are celebrated for their ability to breathe new life into ancient texts, creating visual interpretations that are both spiritually resonant and aesthetically captivating.