Jerusalem 1967

Artist: Taryn Treisman

Medium: Aluminum with acrylic paint

Dimensions: 90 × 90 cm

Jerusalem 1967 by Israeli artist Taryn Treisman is inspired by the iconic historic photograph of Israeli paratroopers standing before the Western Wall following the liberation of Jerusalem during the Six-Day War in 1967. The artwork captures a powerful moment of history, symbolizing courage, faith, and the deep connection between the Jewish people and Jerusalem.

The composition blends dramatic black-and-white portraits of the soldiers with vibrant contemporary elements. Surrounding them are symbolic images including the Israeli flag, the Lion of Judah, a Torah scroll, and the word “שלום” (peace) alongside the Hebrew letter “חי” (life)—representing resilience, hope, and the enduring spirit of Israel.

Through bold color accents and layered modern graphics, Treisman merges historical memory with contemporary artistic expression. Created on aluminum with acrylic paint, the piece reflects her signature style—where Judaic heritage meets modern pop-inspired energy.

This artwork is ready to hang.