By artist Nahum HaLevi.

This painting fuses imagery from both these sources creating a new combined visio-literary portrait illustrating that after the sea is split, low and behold in its exposed dry valley there reside dead bones, which are then stitched together bone to bone, ligament to ligament, leading to the resurrected family unit of father, mother and child.

There are also references to the Seder plate, the concept of creation, and recreation based on scriptural Passover Haftorah references mentioned in Samuel II and Isaiah.

Dimensions: 27" x 34"

Material: Matte print