| Calligraphy and Screenprinting by L.K. Levine 2 Simons Road Pine Bush New York 12566 E-Mail: [email protected] |
| Below are two examples of custom ketubot. The Pawlan Ketuba features photos of the bride and groom at their engagement, and their parents, grandparents and siblings at their own wedding. Such family photomontages have also been commissioned for special birthdays and anniversaries. The technique was developed by the artist, using family photographs provided to create personal artworks in editions as large as requested. The Piermont Ketuba has hand-tinted watercolor borders and floral design surrounding screenprinted text. Creation of ketubot generally require a minimum of three months. To view more examples, click here. |
| Pawlan Ketuba 22 x 30" |
| Piermont Ketuba 22 x 22" |
| Book cover and marbling at chapter end Each book measures about 10 x 15 3/4 x 4" |
| Commission: Grandfather Springer & His Grandchlidren 16 x 13" Print based on family photo with quote Hand-tinted with watercolor |
| Available: American Folksong Monprint 15 x 22" $120.00 Screenprinted over marbled background |
| Available: Double Sh'ma Mandala Monoprint 30 x 22" $300.00 Screenprinted with navy and mettalic gold inks |
| Over 30 Judaica prints and monoprints are currently available. Other images are available upon request. Your own photographs can be used combined with a quotation of your choice to create your own family heirloom. To see more, click here. |
| LINKS: Levine Jacobson Foundation, Inc. a non-profit organization to assist Holocaust survivors and others in need in both the United States and overseas Brian Shapiro's Paintings and Prints features realistic paintings and prints including cityscapes, landscapes, portraits, Judaica, scenes from American Jewish life and more |
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| These Torah books are the culmination of a four and a half year project, calligraphing and screen printing the English version of the Torah in Uncial script. The chapter titles are in Hebrew, screenprinted in embossed gold. There are five oversized books, over 500 pages altogether, each two-page spread screenprinted separately. At the end of each chapter, the artist created an image that related to that chapter's teaching. Individual chapters may be printed on request for B'nai Mitzvot, weddings, or other special occasions. Selections from these books can be seen on request. |