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Camellia Star of David Camellia Star of David shows a camellia inside the star (with chai--to life!-- in lavender in upper right of flower) and the letter shin in each leaf.
Nina has hand-painted metallic gold to this vibrant print of an original watercolor. Archival giclée print, ready for framing. About giclée prints.
Sonoma Grape Dance Nina paints these vibrant, abstract watercolors on location in California wine country. Archival giclée print, matted and ready for framing. About giclée prints.
Holiday: Passover Camellias and pansies are inset into Stars of David. Pesach (or Passover) is written on the Seder plate, which contains traditional Passover symbols. Archival giclée print, ready for framing. About giclée prints.
Holiday: Shalom Chanukiah The word Shalom in Hebrew and English rises from the Western Wall in Jerusalem. The bottom half of the lamed-shamash is in the shape of the state of Israel. Archival giclée print. About giclée prints.
Aleph Bet Creation Watercolor pieces, painted and textured at the beach, give creative force to letters of the Hebrew alphabet. In the sky, Aleph, signifying creative energy, and Bet, representing divine energy, surround the Burning Bush. The Ten Commandments rest upon the other letters atop Mount Sinai. Archival giclée print. About giclée prints.
Aleph Bet with Flowers Watercolor pieces, painted and textured at the beach, give creative force to letters of the Hebrew alphabet. The complete Hebrew Aleph Bet is arranged in alphabetical order (from right to left) framed by flowers. Archival giclée print. About giclée prints.
Tikkun Sonoma Tikkun Olam, developed by 17th century Jewish mystics, is a teaching which means to repair the world, primarily through social justice and environmental action. This watercolor painting is a symbol of healing: for individuals, for society and the environment. Although the woman in this painting is meant to be Every Woman, she also represents my artist's life and me. My heart is in all that I do, and all that I create. I observe beauty, reflect upon that beauty, and then I create art that heals. Archival giclée print. About giclée prints.
To Life! with Mosaic Within days of returning from Israel in January 2001, I created this collage to express my hope of peace and continuity for Jerusalem and Israel. It has over 150 individual watercolor-painted pieces. The foreground depicts a luxurious mosaic floor tile from Masada. The top is Jerusalem, and includes the Western Wall and Dome of the Rock. The dove has Shalom--peace--in its wings. Chai is inscribed over an entrance to the Old City; and the upper reach of the palm is the letter Shin. Three small, golden, six-pointed stars evoke the memory of King David who made Jerusalem our temporal and spiritual home. Archival giclée print. About giclée prints.
To Life! Festival Logo Within days of returning from Israel in January 2001, I created this collage to express my hope of peace and continuity for Jerusalem and Israel. It has over 150 individual watercolor-painted pieces. The foreground depicts a luxurious mosaic floor tile from Masada. The top is Jerusalem, and includes the Western Wall and Dome of the Rock. The dove has Shalom--peace--in its wings. Chai is inscribed over an entrance to the Old City; and the upper reach of the palm is the letter Shin. Three small, golden, six-pointed stars evoke the memory of King David who made Jerusalem our temporal and spiritual home. The upper half of the To Life! with Mosaic collage became the logo of To Life! A Jewish Cultural Street Festival held in Palo Alto, CA in September 2001. Archival giclée print. About giclée prints.
Holiday: Rosh Hashona The Seeing Eye represents God's omniscience. The ladder links heaven and earth, and represents an individual's fate and spiritual development. Views of the Old City of Jerusalem are illustrated through the ladder, and the Judean desert is within the ark. The Book of Life has glowing Hebrew Chai, meaning life. Pillars evoke the temple and the Torah. Vines encircling the pillars are fashioned, at the top, into the Hebrew letter shin, another symbol for God. The sun and crescent moon evoke the change of seasons and the passage of time. Grapes and pomegranates are among the seven biblical species associated with the land of Israel, and also represent fertility. Apples and honey are symbolically eaten on Rosh Hashanah to express our desire for a good and sweet year. Olive branches surround the words in Hebrew and English: Inscribe Us in the Book of Life. The background sky transforms into twin tallitot, or traditional prayer shawls. Archival giclée print, matted and ready for framing. About giclée prints.
Tree of Life I This elegant Tree of Life encircled by the sun, moon and stars, rejoices in the celebration of life, spirituality and nature. Archival giclée print. About giclée prints.
Tree of Life II Chai (To Life!) inscribed in roots below ground. Words of the song: It is a Tree of Life to those who grasp it, (in blue at base) refer to the Torah. Archival giclée print. About giclée prints.
Tree of Life V This elegant Tree of Life, with chai in center, evokes the movement of trees dancing in celebraion of life, spirituality and nature. The design was featured on the front cover of the 2002 Resource Directory published by Jewish Bulletin of Northern California. Archival giclée print. About giclée prints.
Eli Eli Sheet music with English and Hebrew words, combines with my watercolor painting and watercolor cutouts illustrating song images. Uplifting words by H. Senesh: Pray that these things never end: The sand and the sea, the rush of the waters, the crash of the heavens, the prayer of the heart. Archival giclée print. About giclée prints.
Schecheyanu Presents the blessing which gives thanks to God for bringing us to this season. English words in calligraphy read: Praised are you, Lord our God, King of the Universe, for granting us life, for sustaining us, and for helping us to reach this day. Archival giclée print. About giclée prints.
Sounds of Sonoma Archival giclée print. About giclée prints.
Sonoma Vineyard Magic Watercolor images are available as fine art cards and limited-edition, hand-signed and numbered, archival giclée prints. Archival giclée print, ready for framing. About giclée prints.
Sonoma Vineyard Quilt Watercolor images are available as fine art cards and limited-edition, hand-signed and numbered, archival giclée prints. Archival giclée print, ready for framing. About giclée prints.
Sonoma Fertile Valley Watercolor images are available as fine art cards and limited-edition, hand-signed and numbered, archival giclée prints. Archival giclée print, ready for framing. About giclée prints.
Florals: California Poppies California Poppies giclée print
Florals: Purple Iris Purple Iris giclée print
Florals: Bird of Paradise Bird of Paradise giclée print
Florals: Fuschias Fuschias giclée print
Florals: Japanese Maple Leaves Japanese Maple Leaves giclée print
Japanese Maple Leaves can be customized with specific colors. Contact Nina for details.
Florals : Ballerina Branches Diptych The print is in two pieces, either two 12x16's or two 23x31's. They are sold together.
Dove over Sonoma Vineyards Dove over Sonoma Vineyards is available as a 10"x16" or 14"x23" giclee print.
The original watercolor painting was 14"x23".
It was digitally transformed into a 7'x12' vinyl banner for Congregation Shir Shalom in Sonoma, CA.
The banner was dedicated in a special shabbat service in Sonoma on November 14, 2009.
I wrote and presented this poem for the occasion:
Dove of Peace over Sonoma Vineyards
Banner Dedication Poem
By Nina Bonos
November 14, 2009
Yea, I walk through the Valley of the Moon, I feel her presence within and around me Sweet, purple grapes are ripening High above, the Shir Shalom Dove Grapevines become a menorah, Bright, red pomegranates recall our Torah. The golden, rolling hills of California,
And it is wonderful!
Adonai is alive in the vineyards.
While drawing and painting from my soul.
Inside the Shir Shalom window shape
A carefully crafted artist’s story comes alive.
Intuitively, shapes and colors emerge
From my heart, mind and hands
To share with you.
While dancing on their vines.
Grapevines appear as outstretched arms of friends,
Reaching for one another,
Linking arms, davening and singing:
Hiney Ma Tov u-ma nayim
Shevet achim gam yachad
meaning....
How good and pleasant it is when
Brothers live together in harmony.
Sings her Song of Peace.
Soaring in the blue sky towards the clouds,
The full harvest moon, and the heavens,
Her melodious song delights the ears
Of the valley inhabitants below.
We see man and woman’s presence
In the bountiful valley,
In barns and homes sheltered among
Native valley oaks and Italian cypress trees.
The symbol of ancient Israel.
Multi-colored leaves become flickering candle lights,
Warming the glow of Hebrew letters spelling Shalom.
It’s seeds, numbering 613, represent the number of mitzvot
Prescribed by our Tree of Life.
Olive branches are another important peace symbol,
Reminding us of the Noah’s ark dove returning from dry land,
Signaling an end to flood, and a return to peaceful times.
Expressed in pastel, rainbow colors
Are our backdrop for a wonderful life in paradise,
Here in the Valley of the Moon on a beautiful autumn day.
Magen David Mosaic Original medium is vivid watercolor collage. This print can be hand-embellished with calligraphy, drawings and/or photos around the perimeter of the star for a ketubah bar or bat mitzvah, anniversary, birthday or other special event.
Holiday: A Good Year A Good Year: A stylized Magen David becomes an apple tree of life which conveys Rosh Hashona (New Year) greetings. The 11 x 15 mixed media collage original of this image is available. (Sorry, prints not yet available.)
Rosh Chodesh Women`s Gathering In this piece, four women representing the four seasons (from left to right: winter, spring, summer, fall) dance around the Tree of Life. T
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