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SUMMARY:Art Exhibit Reuven Rubin at Hebrew College
DESCRIPTION:&nbsp\;\n\nJoin a group from Temple Emunah on Monday\, March 3
  to visit the art exhibit Reuven Rubin: An Interpretation of the Story of
  King David at Hebrew College. People will meet at 11:00 am at Hebrew Col
 lege\, 1860 Washington St.\, Newton. No fee to attend! If you are interes
 ted\, please reach out to Terri Swartz Russell at terrisrussell@yahoo.com
 . She will let people know who is coming and then they can arrange carpoo
 ls from the Emunah parking lot if they wish.\n\nAbout the Exhibit\n\n\n\nT
 his exhibit was donated to Hebrew College by Mike Gildesgame\, Temple Emun
 ah member. Mike will join us on March 3 and share his family’s connectio
 n to Reuven Rubin\n\nThe exhibit will showcase a lithographic series by re
 nowned 20th Century Israeli artist Reuven Rubin depicting the life and tim
 es of King David. Hebrew College is honored to have received this folio re
 cently as a donation to our permanent art collection by Mike Gildesgame. F
 rom the dramatic coronation of the young shepherd-turned-king to the end o
 f his reign\, the series brings the epic story of King David to life throu
 gh Rubin’s distinctive style. Rubin’s interpretation reflects the arti
 st’s experiences and perspectives as a Romanian-born immigrant to pre-
 ’48 Palestine who lived through the birth of the modern Jewish state and
  helped define the creative aesthetic of the young country’s arts scene.
 \n\n“What’s so remarkable about these works is the way Rubin was able 
 to capture the essence of these timeless biblical narratives\,” says Deb
  Feinstein\, trustee and chair of Hebrew College’s Arts Committee.\n\nRe
 ad more about the exhibit in JewishBoston.com.\n\n(Pictured below: The art
 ist’s personal dedication to the donor’s parents on the cover of one o
 f the folios\, accompanied by a photograph of David Ben Gurion\, first Pri
 me Minister of Israel\, reviewing a print from the set with the artist and
  his wife\, Esther.)
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