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Deborah Margolin

Shaddai Tree - High Resolution Print by Deborah Margolin, Mounted

Shaddai Tree - High Resolution Print by Deborah Margolin, Mounted

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Stunning color, depicting the Burning Bush where Moses first encountered Hashem in the wilderness. This powerful high-resolution image was painted in Israel and printed in USA on 100-year archival paper and mounted to archival art board backing to last for generations. 11" x 14" Painted in Israel. Printed in USA on 100-year archival paper and mounted on archival art board. Compatible, ready-made frames are available in-store at Michaels and other popular craft retailers. Custom Framing not necessary.

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  • Unique ways we work

    Some of our works are created and hand-assembled in Israel. The majority, however, are sent to us as high-resolution digital files, then printed here in the US on 100-year archival paper and permanently mounted on rigid styrene board. All are created to fit standard US retail frames; custom framing is not necessary.

About the artist

Deborah Margolin

Deborah is a prolific artist, residing in the Galilee. From her notes: "I've been attempting to paint since my wonky version of Moses & the Ten Commandments at age 10 ... While learning Art at San Antonio College and UTSA I was inspired by CS Lewis and Madeleine L'Engle to look lovingly at G-D's Creation ... making Aliyah in 2013 sparked my interest in ... landscapes: Fauvist-colored, Van Gogh-esque paint-heaping iterations of 'em!"   

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