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Dream of Jacob by Sergey Roy Current Location: Library Interesting Fact: Roy began his artistic endeavors by painting the wall of his childhood bedroom. |
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Dream of Jacob with Angels by Raphael Sanzio da Urbino Monochrome Relief Line-Block Print Interesting Fact: Raphael Sanzio da Urbino was a leading figure during the Italian Renaissance. Sanzio da Urbino is perhaps best known for his "Madonnas" and for his Stanza della Segnatura. |
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Esau, Jacob, Stew, Birthright, Ladder by Matthias Scheits Original Copperplate Etching Current Location: Library Interesting Fact: Painting during the German Baroque period, Scheits painted farm and village scenes influenced by David Teniers. |
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Jacob Dream Ladder by Romeyn de Hooghe Original Engraving from a Dutch Bible Current Location: Library Interesting Fact: Romeyn de Hooghe was widely known for his political caricatures of Louis XIV. |
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Jacob, Ladder, Angels by Crispinjn van de Passe Engraving on Hand Laid Paper Current Location: Library Interesting Fact: Crispinjn van de Passe trained in Antwerp, which was known as the hub of the printmaking world in the late 1500s. |
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Jacob's Dream by Sam Butcher Plate Current Location: Library Interesting Fact: In 1974, Butcher created Precious Moments, which produced multiple lines of Christian centered art/decor. |
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Jacob's Ladder by Arthur Augustus Dixon Book Plate Illustration Current Location: Library Interesting Fact: Dixon was prolific in producing illustrations for fairy tale novels. |
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Jacob's Dream by David Sharir Lithograph Interesting Fact: Sharir studied architecture and theater design in Florence and Rome. |
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Jacob's Dream by Ben Avram (1941 - ) Offset Lithograph Current Location: Library Interesting Fact: To incorporate his faith---Avram is known to use doves, a menorah, and Shabbat candles as symbols throughout his paintings. |
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Jacob's Dream by Avil Printing Company Full Color Lithograph Print Interesting Fact: Avil Printing Company is based in Philadelphia and was founded in 1888. |
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Jacob's Dream by Arent Gelder Offset Lithograph Current Location: Library Interesting Fact: Gelder studied under Rembrandt from 1661 to 1663 while in Amsterdam. |
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Jacob's Dream by Aaron Hicks Offset Lithograph Current Location: Music Building Interesting Fact: Aaron Hicks and his twin brother, Alan, are both known for their paintings depicting Christianity from an African-American perspective. |
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Dream of Jacob by Nissan Engel Lithograph Current Location: Library Interesting Fact: Nissan Engel is also a poet and musician citing Picasso and other abstract expressionists, from New York, as major influences in his work.
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Jacob's Dream by Shmuel Bonneh Interesting Fact: Shmuel Bonneh worked many years as a land surveyor. Perhaps this is why Bonneh often sought inspiration from the landscapes of Israel for his paintings. |
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Jacob's Dream by Warren Kreuter Lithograph Interesting Fact: Kreuter is widely known for vivid portrayals of Christianity. These vivid works of art were published in Bibles and other various publications throughout the 1940s. |
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Jacob's Dream as published in Graham, Godey's, and/or Peterson's Magazine Steel Engraving Interesting Fact: Godey's and Peterson's were both magazines created during the late 1880s to focus on women issues. Matter of fact, Peterson's was created to directly compete with Godey's magazine. |
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Jacob's Dream 1593 by Ludovico Cardi da Cigoli Premium Giclee Print Interesting Fact: Cigoli was primarily an architect during the late Mannerist and early Baroque periods in Italy. Cigoli was also a close personal friend of Galileo Galilee. |
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Jacob's Dream at Bethel by Agi Shani Current Location: Library Interesting Fact: Agi Shani is the founder of Art for Wine----which sells decorative and unique wine platters that double as pieces of art. |
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Jacob's Ladder Dream (Wood Swing Frame) by Agi Shani
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Jacob's Ladder by Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn Print of the Original Etching Current Location: Library Interesting Fact: Rembrandt is often hailed as one of the greatest visual painters in history. Rembrandt mastered three mediums: print, paint, and technical---with his works displaying a very deep Christian faith. |
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Jacob's Ladder by Richard Blome Engraving Interesting Fact: Richard Blome worked as a cartographer. |
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Jacob's Ladder by Risa Aqua Giclee Print Current Location: BU PA Building, Paris, TN Interesting Fact: Risa Aqua hand-letters all text on any ketubah print sold on her website: risaaqua.com. |
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Jacob's Ladder by Shoshana Silver Epson Digital Print Current Location: Library Interesting Fact: Shoshana Silver draws much inspiration from her upbringing and from the many sites in Israel (Silver moved to Israel in 1995). |
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Jacob's Ladder by Steffi Rubin Giclee Print Current Location: President's Outer Office/Campbell Hall Interesting Fact: Steffi Rubin draws upon her Jewish faith to provide inspiration in her artwork. |
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Jacob's Ladder by William Blake Canvas Current Location: Library Interesting Fact: William Blake is widely regarded for his poetry during the Romantic Age. However, Blake was not recognized for his work until after his death. |
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Jacob's Ladder by Yiannis Koutsis Plate Current Location: Library Interesting Fact: Yiannis Koutsis began his artistic career by painting in churches. |
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Jacob's Ladder by Marc Chargall Lithograph Current Location: Library Interesting Fact: Of Israel, Chargall said: "the most vivid impression ever received". This lead Chargall to throw himself into learning about the history of his Jewish heritage. |
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Jacob's Ladder by Trygve Skogrand Giclee Print Current Location: Business Office/1st Floor -- Campbell Hall Interesting Fact: On his website, Skogrand describes his artistic process as always being in a state of wonder. |
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Jewish Dream (Jacob's Dream) by Gadi Dadon Canvas Print Current Location: Lobby of Heritage Hall Interesting Fact: Dadon draws much of his inspiration from a favorable reaction his father gave to an early work Dadon created as a child. |
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Jacob's Ladder by David Gerstein Metal Art Sculpture Current Location: Library Interesting Fact: David Gerstein is known for his colorful, cheerful pop art metal sculptures. |
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Jacob's Ladder Photograph |
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Jacob's Ladder Quilt Hanging Current Location: Library |
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Jacob's Ladder Current Location: Library |
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Jacob's Ladder Current Location: Library |
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Jacob's Ladder by Morris Dahan Print of the Watercolor Original Current Location: Library Interesting Fact: Dahan's paintings center around these central themes: Israeli culture, philosophy, Bible and Judaica, and his Moroccan heritage. |
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Jacob's Ladder by Mordechai Rosenstein Current Location: Library Interesting Fact: Rosenstein is a leading designer in the stained glass field. His designs are sought after by numerous synagogues across the United States. |
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Jacob's Ladder by Joan Landis Offset Lithograph, Postcard Current Location: Library Interesting Fact: Joan Landis is known for her illustrations that have been seen in the Saturday Evening Post, Redbook, and the New York Times Magazine. |
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Jacob's Ladder by Helen Frankenthaler Lithograph, Postcard Current Location: Library Interesting Fact: Frankenthaler is widely regarded as a major influence in post WWII American art. According to Frankenthaler, "A really good picture looks as if it's happened at once". This quote proves that spontaneous creativity was a driving force in her paintings. |
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Jacob's Ladder by Gerbrandt van den Eeckhout Original print Interest Fact: Gerbrandt van den Eeckhout was Rembrandt's favorite student. |
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Jacob's Ladder by Doucas Leslie Block Pencil Print Current Location: Library
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Jacob's Ladder by Christoffel van Sichem II Original engraving Current Location: Library Interesting Fact: During the Dutch Golden Age, Christoffel van Sichem II was known for his engravings of famous potraits. |
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Jacob's Ladder by Anne Brink Painting/Wall Hanging Current Location: Vera Low Center for Student Enrichment Interesting Fact: Spirituality is a primary influence for Brink, who desires to teach about all religions through her work. |
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