King David Framed Multi-Metal Embossed Print
$440.00
In stock
SKU: 11144
Description
Verse from psalms, written by King David, the greatest poet of all time, is ideal for a cantor or any music lover. In Hebrew and English: Praise G-d with a lyre, make melody with a harp of ten strings. Sing to G-d a new song, play skillfully with loud jubilation. Additional hand embossing in gold and copper metals make an outstanding addition to this wonderful print. Superior Hebrew and English calligraphy are woven together and adorn a hand embossed metal illustration. Each signed print is tastefully framed in a high quality custom brushed metal frame.
- Dimensions: 20L x 15.5W in
- Color: Silver, gray, copper
- Made In: USA
- SKU: 11144
About the Artist: Born in Jerusalem, Gad Almaliah devoted his life to creative expression through the graphic arts. In 1965, he completed his studies at the Bezalel Academy of Art in Jerusalem. Gad served as president of the Graphic Designer's Association of Israel for 15 years. He has designed for the Israeli, United States, and Mexican Postal Services. In addition, the Israeli Government commissioned him to design coins and medals as well as the emblem for the six-day war. He has also wrote books about design. The central text of his Ketubot is enveloped by special designs, many in a choice of copper alloy, silver alloy, or lithographic watercolors.
Details
| Dimensions | 20L x 15.5W in |
|---|---|
| Width | 15.5 in |
| Length | 20 in |
| Material | Metal |
| Style | Modern and Contemporary, Hebrew Words |
| Made in | USA |
| Subclass | Embossed Metal, Art Prints, Framed Art |
About Gad Almaliah
Born in Jerusalem, Gad Almaliah devoted his life to creative expression through the graphic arts. In 1965, he completed his studies at the Bezalel Academy of Art in Jerusalem. Gad served as president of the Graphic Designer's Association of Israel for 15 years. He has designed for the Israeli, United States, and Mexican Postal Services. In addition, the Israeli Government commissioned him to design coins and medals as well as the emblem for the six-day war. He has also wrote books about design. The central text of his Ketubot is enveloped by special designs, many in a choice of copper alloy, silver alloy, or lithographic watercolors.
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