God Bless America Print by Mordechai Rosenstein - Limited Edition
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America turned 250, and the Estate of Mordechai Rosenstein is marking the moment the way only Mordechai could - with soaring Hebrew letters, joyful color, and his signature lyrical, jazzy style. This giclee print reimagines a verse from Jeremiah 29:7, the prophet's timeless call to seek the peace of the place where you dwell, woven together with a blessing for the United States of America. Just 100 prints were released in honor of the nation's 250th birthday - a meaningful piece for the Jewish American home and a true collector's find.
- Made in the USA
- Limited anniversary edition of 100 prints for America's 250th birthday
- Giclee print on thick ecru paper
- 26" x 20"
- Text adapted from Jeremiah 29:7 with a blessing for the United States
All prints are sold unframed and arrive in a gift-ready, signature tube. No rush shipping available. Free shipping included. Orders will ship within 5 days.
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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.
Good to know
- 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
