Norton Museum of Art Showcases Judaic Art

JEWISH JOURNAL
By Jordan D. Robrish

“Jacob Stealing Issac’s Blessing” by Gaetano Gandolfi on
display at the Norton Museum of Art. (Submitted photo / July 10, 2012)

FLORIDA---A painting created more than 200 years ago and inspired by Chapter 27 in the book of Genesis from the Torah, hangs on a wall at the Norton Museum of Art in West Palm Beach. "Jacob Stealing Isaac's Blessing," by Gaetano Gandolfi is one of many of the museum's paintings that reflect a Jewish theme. In addition to Biblical and Judaic artwork, the museum features prominent Jewish artists as part of the museum's permanent collection. [link]