Menucha Page Fine Art, sold in fine art galleries and out of her historic studio gallery in the historic Nachlaot neighborhood of Jerusalem near the Machaneh Yehuda Market combines ancient themes from traditional Jewish sources in the Torah with modern techniques, including painting, sculpture, metalwork, and photography to combine the ancient with the contemporary and modern in exploring our relationship with the Divine.
Menucha Page’s art is versatile, including both works based on the Hebrew alphabet, ancient Torah sources such as the Babylonian Talmud, and abstract works. She has exhibited in exhibitions in Herzliya, Jerusalem, and the United States of America, and is currently a permanent part of the Rosenbach Contemporary Gallery on King David Street next to the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in Jerusalem outside the Old City Walls, as well as exhibiting in her own Nachalot gallery by exclusive appointment only.
Menucha Page is the proprietress of an Israeli art gallery in Jerusalem, Israel, and is an Israeli artist and Israeli painter with an innovative contemporary repertoire of Israeli painting and Israeli art.
The texts of the Tanach (Written Torah) and Talmud (Oral Torah) and related sources contain infinitely deep layers of meaning, represented by the letters of the word for “orchard” in ancient Hebrew – the Pardes of the Torah (pshat or simple meaning, remez or hinted meaning, drash or interpretative meaning, and sod or hidden meaning).
Each piece is unique, because each of the 22 letters of the Hebrew alphabet represents a building block from which all reality came into being by the intricate design of the Creator of the Universe. These ancient letters are also the basis on which all existence continues to be created and maintained since that first Divine act of creation.