Who is your favorite painter? What is your favorite piece by this artist?

I am a keen and very interested follower of Judaica art of Israel. And this is the reason why I prefer Judaica art and artists above than any other artist. Specifically if I have to mention here about my Favorite artist here i would tell a woman’s name Masha. She is a Judaica artist from Jerusalem, Israel. If you wanna have a look at her artwork, I’ll post some of her artwork and will mention website too for the one’s interested mashaart.net.

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