Golan Heights Art

Landscapes And Art If The Golan Heights In Northern Israel

View the captivating Golan Heights landscapes in Northern Israel by Ednah. The Golan Heights, a stunning plateau in northern Israel, offers breathtaking landscapes characterized by rugged terrain, volcanic hills, and sweeping views of the surrounding valleys. Spanning approximately 1,800 square kilometers, this region is renowned for its diverse ecosystems, with fertile agricultural land, lush vineyards, and pristine nature reserves. The Golan Heights is rich in history and culture, serving as a strategic border region with a significant archaeological heritage. Ancient ruins, such as those in the historic city of Quneitra, and remnants of past civilizations dot the landscape, providing a glimpse into its storied past. The region is also home to several Druze villages, where visitors can experience the unique culture, cuisine, and hospitality of the Druze community. Outdoor enthusiasts will find a wealth of activities to enjoy, from hiking and biking along scenic trails to exploring the many springs and waterfalls that cascade through the area. The Golan's elevation provides cooler temperatures, making it a popular destination for those seeking respite from the heat of the lower regions. In addition to its natural beauty, the Golan Heights is famous for its wineries, producing high-quality wines that reflect the unique terroir of the region. The combination of breathtaking vistas, rich history, and vibrant local culture makes the this area a captivating destination for travelers seeking both adventure and tranquility in northern Israel.

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  • Pastel Painting There Is No End by Israeli Artist Ednah Schwartz

    There Is No End

    There Is No End, Pastel on Paper, 13” X 9” “I observed this young tired soldier while driving through the Golan. I took out my pastels and sketched him as he sat bent over and alone. I am profoundly sad to see how quickly innocence fades as young people learn to live with loss, war, and intolerance.” ~ Ednah Schwartz…

  • The Golan Heights in Winter Painting By Israeli Artist Ednah Sarah Schwartz

    The Golan Heights in Winter

    The Golan Heights in Winter: Acrylic on Canvas Board, 9” x 12” A winter storm brews and the wind swirls the snows, obscuring the view of the majestic Golan Heights in the distance. The gray tones in the sky and throughout the snow convey a sense of solitude. Even though storm brews outside, and one can almost feel the cold…

  • Painting Of The Waiting Tree in the Golan Heights In Northern Israel By Israeli Artist Ednah Sarah Schwartz

    The Waiting Tree in the Golan Heights

    The Waiting Tree in the Golan Heights: Acrylic on Canvas, 16” x 11.75” The Waiting Tree in the Golan Heights is an acrylic painting on canvas. Here the land is depicted as lush and fertile with motley shades of green, a couple of minute brown patches, and a tiny smudge of blue. The Zaffer to Persian blues on the ground…

  • The Southern Part Of The Golan Heights By Israeli Artist Ednah Schwartz

    The Southern Golan Heights

    The Southern Golan Heights, Oil on Canvas 28” X 19.5” The Kinneret has always been a major focal point in this country and the water gauge is monitored religiously. It is from here that water is siphoned off through the Movil Ha’Artzi (the national water system) to irrigate arid sections of the country. The Kinneret (The Sea Of Galilee) water…