Still Life on the Red Tablecloth

By Eduard GurevichJune 6, 2014

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Eduard Gurevich studied in Ukraine’s famous art schools. He moved to Israel in 1990 where he devoted himself to painting Jewish-themed work. Eduard hopes that his artwork will lead people to a greater appreciation of the beauty of Israel and Judaism. His work has been exhibited internationally, and appears in private galleries in Germany, Canada, France, USA, Russia and Israel.

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Anonymous Bournemouth, UK June 10, 2014

Relection of the moon in a mirror/pool of water or like a chosson's (groom's) joy? Of which of these is purchasing a print (physical reality) of the picture
exhibited on the website (virtual reality) more like.....Rambam's
commentary on the mishnah saying the reflection of the moon in a mirror/pool
of water is inconsequential as evidence in regards to sanctifiying the new
moon, or a chosson's (groom's) joy at being told that his offer of marriage
has been accepted by the kallah's (bride's) father that actually obligates
the kallah's father to the value of his daughter's dowry? Reply

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