Misgav ledach, Jerusalem old-city street. Judaica popular art digital print reproduced from original oil painting.

“Misgav Ledach” is a picturesque path in the old city of Jerusalem. The street is named after the community health aid organization (and eventually the hospital) of the same name, which means “shelter for the sufferer” (Psalms 9, 10) which began operation in the 19th century.
Despite being a central street in the old city, it has a special calm to it, and it is a rare opportunity to enjoy silence in the middle of the holiest of places. The special lighting effects created by the sunlight drew me to create this painting.
Original painting size is (50cm x 40cm), oil on canvas.

-Printing information
Printing is of the highest museum-quality reproduction print. popular I have ensured this gives an almost identical look and feel of the original painting.

Please note the prints are not framed, they are delivered rolled in a protective tube.
Canvas prints done on high quality, natural white cotton.
Sizes in options are rounded to nearest half-inch

-Shipping information.
Printing time may vary according to seasons, but should be around 4 to 10 business days.
White borders are left for framing
Shipping is done by EMS international shipping (Priority Mail Express International).
Delivery to the Continental United States and Europe is estimated up to 5 business days. Tracking number will be provided.
The print will be shipped rolled at a protective cardboard tube.

A customs declaration will be attached to each package. Note customs processing time may vary.

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