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LOT 431:
Painting made by the Hands of the Mekubal Rabbi Yehuda Leon Petilon, Woods on the Side of the Lake, oil on canvas ...
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Estimated price :
$3000 - $4000
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Painting made by the Hands of the Mekubal Rabbi Yehuda Leon Petilon, Woods on the Side of the Lake, oil on canvas, signed, framed, measurements: 40X60 cm. A number of tears on the right side of the picture, fracture to the interior frame on the left side.
*Hamekubal Rabbi Yehuda Petilon (Died February 1975) was known as a man of powers. Earned a living as a painter and got awarded the nickname "The Sacred Painter". Rabbi Yehuda Petilon was a member of a group of Mekubalim secretly learning together, and were called by the occupation they had.
