Rashi

Rashi — Rabbi Shlomo Yitzchaki (1040–1105)

Rashi is the foremost commentator on the Chumash and the Talmud. Born in Troyes, France, he studied in the yeshivos of Mainz and Worms before returning home, where he supported himself as a vintner while teaching Torah. His commentary on the Torah was among the first Hebrew books ever printed, and to this day his peirush appears on the page of nearly every Chumash and Gemara. Written with unmatched clarity and brevity, Rashi opened the gates of Torah study to talmidim of every level. His grandchildren and students became the Baalei HaTosafos, shaping Torah learning for the generations that followed.

This is a professionally produced art print (not an original painting), created to deliver clear detail, depth, and lasting quality. This portrait is available in Regular Aluminum, Acrylic, and Pine, White, or Black Framed Canvas, bringing warmth and dignity to any home, beis midrash, or study. Regular Aluminum and Acrylic are offered in 24×36 and 36×48 inches; framed canvas is offered in 24×36 inches.