Moshe and the Tablets of the Covenant Alongside Israeli Flags and Symbols of the State of Israel. Print on Cloth ...

Moshe and the Tablets of the Covenant Alongside Israeli Flags and Symbols of the State of Israel. Print on Cloth, Circa 1950's

An interesting print on cloth in vivid colors. Moshe holding the Tablets of the Covenant alongside symbols of the State of Israel. 

In center is Moshe holding the Tablets of the Covenant with horns on his head, a Torah crown, and Mount Sinai in the background. On the left and right are a pair of lions holding a Star of David with the word "Zion" [the letter tzadik on the right, and nun on the left]. Underneath the right-hand lion is a cantor in a prayer shawl raising a Torah scroll for all to see, with a barrier with a Star of David on, and the words: 'The State of Israel' [in Hebrew]. On the left is an illustration of a cantor in a prayer shawl blowing a shofar with synagogue lights next to him and an Israeli flag beneath him and the verse from the portion of Yitro: "And the sound of the shofar became increasingly louder etc." On the top right is the verse from the portion of Ki Tisa: And Moshe came down from the mountain etc. On the bottom are the words: 'Moshe Rabbeinu' in three languages. 

It seems that the work was done in honor of the establishment of the State of Israel and the verses talking about the sound of the shofar are hinting to the establishment of the State. A rare item. 

Size: 53x47 cm. 

Pleasant wooden frame, slightly stained. Not examined out of the frame.