Skip to content
rhonda roth art, original watercolor paintings, jewish art, judaica art, judaica artwork, jewish artwork

Rhonda Roth Art

  • Home
  • About
  • Modern Jewish Art
  • Nature
  • Still Life
  • Abstract
  • YouTube
  • Blog

Archives

  • Ancient Jewish Art Treasures: the Dura Europos Synagogue

    Posted :

    May 26, 2026
    in : Uncategorized

    by :

    rhonda roth

    Tags :ancient art, art history, dura europos, early jewish art, jewish art, synagogue
    Ancient Jewish Art Treasures: the Dura Europos Synagogue

    Hidden beneath the dust of the Syrian desert for centuries, the Dura-Europos Synagogue emerged like a whispered miracle from the ancient world. When archaeologists uncovered its walls in the 1930s, they found something breathtaking: vibrant murals bursting with color, emotion, faith, and memory. The discovery forever changed the way scholars understood ancient Jewish art. Let’s…

  • Current Trends in Contemporary Watercolor Painting for 2026

    Posted :

    Apr 23, 2026
    in : art technique

    by :

    rhonda roth

    Tags :2026, contemporary watercolor, current trends, modern watercolor, watercolor, watercolor art, watercolor painting, watercolor techniques
    Current Trends in Contemporary Watercolor Painting for 2026

    Watercolor painting is experiencing a vibrant renaissance. Fueled by innovation, accessibility, and a new generation of artists, the medium is redefining itself within the broader landscape of contemporary art. Once associated primarily with delicate washes and traditional landscapes, today’s watercolor painting embraces bold experimentation, conceptual depth, and mixed media influence. In this post, we explore the current trends shaping contemporary…

  • Color, Kabbalah, and Jewish Art: Origin and Meaning

    Posted :

    Apr 19, 2026
    in : judaica art

    by :

    rhonda roth

    Tags :color, color meaning, jewish art, jewish mysticism, judaism, Kabbalah, sefirot
    Color, Kabbalah, and Jewish Art: Origin and Meaning

    Vibrant color in Jewish art is not only exciting and aesthetic—it’s also deeply spiritual. Within the framework of Kabbalah, or Jewish mysticism, color is a language of Divine energy. When artists draw on these ideas, color symbolism expands beyond tradition into a realm of spiritual meaning. Exploring the relationship between color, Kabbalah, and Jewish art reveals a profound…

  • Kiddush Levana: Blessing the New Moon in Jewish Art

    Posted :

    Mar 19, 2026
    in : Uncategorized

    by :

    rhonda roth

    Tags :art history, blessing, jewish art, jewish ritual, judaism, kiddush levana, kiddush levanah, new moon
    Kiddush Levana: Blessing the New Moon in Jewish Art

    The quiet beauty of the night sky continues to inspire artists. Within Judaism, the monthly ritual of Kiddush Levana—the blessing of the new moon—captures a moment when faith, time, and the natural world come together. Although the ritual itself takes place outdoors beneath the night sky, its symbolism and spiritual themes also find expression in Jewish…

  • Tips for Buying Authentic Art and Avoiding Fakes

    Posted :

    Mar 12, 2026
    in : Uncategorized

    by :

    rhonda roth

    Tags :art collecting, authentic art, buying art, buying art tips, buying artwork
    Tips for Buying Authentic Art and Avoiding Fakes

    Buying art is an exciting and meaningful experience. For many art collectors, collecting art is not only about decorating a space but also about supporting artists, preserving culture, and building a thoughtful personal collection. Whether someone is new to buying art or already experienced in collecting art, understanding how to identify authentic artwork is essential…

  • Who Were the Women Artists of the New York School?

    Posted :

    Feb 18, 2026
    in : women artists

    by :

    rhonda roth

    Tags :abstract art, abstract expressionism, abstract painting, Elaine de Kooning, grace hartigan, Helen Frankenthaler, Joan mitchell, lee krasner, New York school, perle fine, women artists
    Who Were the Women Artists of the New York School?

    Women Artists, Abstract Expressionism, and the Rise of Modern Art The story of the New York School is told through the names of Jackson Pollock, Willem de Kooning, and Mark Rothko. Yet the rise of Abstract Expressionism and the transformation of Modern Art in postwar America would not have been possible without the groundbreaking contributions of the women artists of the New…

  • A Purim Grogger: an Object of Folk Art, Function, and Sound

    Posted :

    Jan 16, 2026
    in : judaica art

    by :

    rhonda roth

    Tags :contemporary jewish art, handmade ritual objects, jewish art, Jewish art and design, jewish folk art, Jewish ritual objects, judaica art, judaism, purim grogger, sound art
    A Purim Grogger: an Object of Folk Art, Function, and Sound

    The Purim grogger is often dismissed as a festive noisemaker, but through the lens of art and material culture, it emerges as something far more compelling. Part ritual object and part kinetic sculpture, the grogger occupies a unique position at the intersection of folk art, function, and sound. Rooted in centuries of tradition, the Purim…

  • Jewish Artists, Abstract Expressionism, and the New York School

    Posted :

    Jan 8, 2026
    in : art movements, jewish artists

    by :

    rhonda roth

    Tags :abstract art, abstract expressionism, ad reinhardt, adolph gottlieb, barnett newman, jewish artists, modern art, the New York school
    Jewish Artists, Abstract Expressionism, and the New York School

    In the mid-20th century, Jewish artists played a significant role in the rise of Abstract Expressionism. These painters brought unique perspectives to the New York School in profound ways. In this blog post, we explore the contributions of Jewish painters Ad Reinhardt, Adolph Gottlieb, and Barnett Newman. The New York School: Redefining the Direction of…

  • Mayim Acharonim: Classic to Modern Designs of Judaica Art

    Posted :

    Nov 26, 2025
    in : judaica art

    by :

    rhonda roth

    Tags :hand washing, judaica, judaica art, judaism, mayim acharonim
    Mayim Acharonim: Classic to Modern Designs of Judaica Art

    Mayim Acharonim, Hebrew words which translate to ‘after waters’, is a ritual washing performed after a meal, particularly following the consumption of bread. The act involves pouring water over the fingers, often from a beautifully designed vessel. Let’s look at the historical origin of the Mayim Acharonim, and explore classic to modern designs of this…

  • How to Choose the Perfect Painting: a Guide for Art Lovers

    Posted :

    Nov 2, 2025
    in : Uncategorized

    by :

    rhonda roth

    Tags :buying art, guide, interior, style, wall art
    How to Choose the Perfect  Painting: a Guide for Art Lovers

    Art is more than just decoration; it’s an expression of emotion, culture, and individuality. Whether a seasoned art collector or a novice, choosing the perfect painting is both exciting and daunting. This brief guide helps you navigate the vibrant world of art. Make an informed decision that resonates with your personal style. Let’s look at…

1 2 3 … 9
Next→

Recent Posts

  • Ancient Jewish Art Treasures: the Dura Europos Synagogue
    Ancient Jewish Art Treasures: the Dura Europos SynagogueMay 26, 2026
  • Contemporary People and Places in watercolor. Current Trends in Contemporary Watercolor Painting for 2026
    Current Trends in Contemporary Watercolor Painting for 2026April 23, 2026
  • Iggulim Abstract Circles Creation Concept, watercolor painting. Buy original abstract art
    Color, Kabbalah, and Jewish Art: Origin and MeaningApril 19, 2026

Rhonda Roth Art

Follow Me:

  • Instagram
  • YouTube
Links
  • home
  • About
  • modern jewish art
  • nature
  • still life
  • abstract
  • YouTube
  • blog

© 2026 Rhonda Roth Art

. All Rights Reserved

Scroll To Top