Portrait Of Baba Sali In Black
Bring the warmth, wisdom, and spiritual presence of the Baba Sali (Rabbi Israel Abuhatzeira) into your home with this museum-quality giclée print from an original oil painting by Benjamin Hassan. Painted with meticulous attention to expression and light, this portrait seeks to capture the humility, compassion, and quiet strength that made the Baba Sali one of the most beloved Jewish sages of the twentieth century. His gentle gaze reflects a lifetime devoted to Torah, prayer, and blessing. Each print is produced using archival pigment inks, preserving the rich texture and subtle brushwork of the original painting while ensuring exceptional longevity. Features • Museum-quality archival giclée print • Printed with archival pigment inks • Rich colour, exceptional detail, and museum-grade longevity • Available in multiple sizes on request • Carefully packaged for safe worldwide shipping • Frame not included Whether displayed in a living room, study, synagogue, office, or as part of a Judaica collection, this portrait serves as a beautiful reminder of faith, humility, and Jewish heritage. An ideal gift for: Housewarmings Weddings Bar Mitzvahs Rabbis and educators Lovers of Jewish art and history Anyone inspired by the legacy of the Baba Sali Each print is created from my original oil painting and professionally reproduced to retain every subtle detail. Thank you for supporting independent art. — Benjamin Hassan Original Oil on aluminium, 50cm x 60cm Available as a Giclée Print in 4 variants: Small Paper, 12" x 15" (30 x 38cm) Large Paper 50cm x 60cm Canvas, Ready to hang, 50cm x 60cm Aluminium, Ready to hang, 50cm x 60cm
Specifications
- Material
- Small Paper 30 x 38cm, Large Paper 50 x 60cm, Canvas 50cm x 60cm, Aluminium50cm x 60cm
Variants (4)
- Small Paper 30 x 38cm — 70.00 GBP — In stock
- Large Paper 50 x 60cm — 120.00 GBP — In stock
- Canvas 50cm x 60cm — 350.00 GBP — In stock
- Aluminium50cm x 60cm — 450.00 GBP — In stock
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