Elie Wiesel Quote Print by Mordechai Rosenstein
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This profound artwork by Mordechai Rosenstein z”l features a powerful quote by Elie Wiesel, a Holocaust survivor and Nobel Peace Prize laureate. Known for his unwavering advocacy against suffering, persecution, and oppression, Wiesel’s words resonate deeply within the Jewish tradition and beyond. Mordechai’s vibrant calligraphy and thoughtful use of color bring the quote to life, creating a meaningful tribute to resilience, justice, and the enduring spirit of humanity. A unique and thoughtful gift for any season or occasion, this piece celebrates courage and the power of speaking out.
Mordechai Rosenstein z”l was a legendary figure in Jewish art and calligraphy, celebrated for his vibrant, spiritually rich creations. Over his 40-plus-year career, Mordechai’s masterpieces have adorned synagogues, schools, organizations, and homes across the globe, inspiring people from all walks of life. His iconic works, known for their bursts of color and deep meaning, continue to resonate long after his passing on July 9, 2024, at the age of 90. Mordechai’s unique artistry lives on, bringing joy and connection to all who encounter his work.
- Signed by the artist, Mordechai Rosenstein z”l
- 24" x 20"
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Meet the artist
Mordechai Rosenstein z"l turned Hebrew letters into bursts of color, creating more than 700 original works of Jewish art.
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Meet the artist
Mordechai Rosenstein
Mordechai Rosenstein z"l turned Hebrew letters into bursts of color, creating more than 700 original works of Jewish art.
- Based in
- Philadelphia area, Pennsylvania
- Since
- 1979
- Craft
- Hebrew-letter serigraphs and prints
Mordechai Rosenstein z"l was born in 1934 in Philadelphia's Strawberry Mansion neighborhood and studied at the Philadelphia Museum School of Art, learning figure drawing, color theory, weaving, painting and silkscreen printing. After years in the framing business, his career turned in 1979, when he met salesman Saul Zalesne. Together they founded EMES Editions, named for their first initials and the Hebrew word for truth, and sold his early silkscreen prints from a hand-me-down white van.
His style stretched Hebrew letters into flowing shapes and saturated color, a mix of 1960s pop art and the illuminated Hebrew manuscripts of the Middle Ages. He created more than 700 original works. His "Justice, justice, you shall pursue" piece was displayed in the office of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, and B'nai B'rith International commissioned his work as a gift for Pope Benedict XVI.
Rosenstein kept painting into his 90s and died on July 9, 2024, at age 90. His estate continues to issue his prints of blessing, peace and justice for Jewish homes and synagogues.
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- Notable collection"Justice, justice" print displayed in Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's office
- CommissionB'nai B'rith International gift for Pope Benedict XVI
- Body of workMore than 700 original works
