A limited-edition series by Natalia Rabinowitz.
The Collection
Each rabbi rendered in the series’ signature style — meditative zentangle linework, fanned ornamental backdrops, and a palette chosen for each life.
⤢ See it in a roomRabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson · 1902–1994
The seventh Lubavitcher Rebbe, who transformed a movement into a global force of outreach and renewal. His vision sent emissaries to every corner of the earth.
Giclée fine-art print · mixed-media digital illustration
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⤢ See it in a room1948–2020
Former Chief Rabbi of the United Hebrew Congregations of the Commonwealth, philosopher and author. A global voice who translated Jewish wisdom into a moral language for the wider world.
Giclée fine-art print · mixed-media digital illustration
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⤢ See it in a room1920–2013
Former Sephardi Chief Rabbi of Israel and one of the foremost halachic authorities of the age. A champion of Sephardi heritage whose command of Torah was legendary.
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⤢ See it in a roomRabbi Abraham Isaac Kook · 1865–1935
First Ashkenazi Chief Rabbi of Mandatory Palestine, mystic and poet of renewal. He saw holiness in the rebuilding of the land and sought to unite the religious and the secular.
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⤢ See it in a roomRabbi Yeshaya Steiner · 1851–1925
The beloved Hungarian rebbe of Kerestir, famed for boundless hospitality and care for the poor. His image is still kept by many as a segula for protection and blessing.
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⤢ See it in a roomRabbi Yisrael Abuhatzeira · 1889–1984
Revered Moroccan-born kabbalist whose name means “praying father.” From a dynasty of Sephardi sages, he settled in Netivot, where his blessings drew thousands seeking healing and guidance.
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⤢ See it in a roomRabbi Yisrael Meir Kagan · 1838–1933
The sage of Radin, named for his landmark work on the laws of ethical speech. A towering figure of mussar and halacha whose humility shaped generations of Jewish life.
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⤢ See it in a roomRabbi Yosef Chaim of Baghdad · 1835–1909
The leading sage of Baghdad’s Jewish community and master of law and kabbalah. His weekly teachings, blending halacha with mysticism and warmth, remain beloved across the Sephardi world.
Giclée fine-art print · mixed-media digital illustration
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⤢ See it in a room1808–1888
Frankfurt rabbi and architect of the Torah im Derech Eretz philosophy, harmonising Torah life with engagement in the modern world. A foundational thinker of modern Orthodoxy.
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⤢ See it in a roomRabbi Yosef Rosen · 1858–1936
A prodigious and famously original Talmudic genius whose mind worked in systems and patterns, known for a torrential, interconnected method of learning unlike any other.
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⤢ See it in a room1895–1986
The pre-eminent halachic decisor of twentieth-century America, whose responsa guided Jews through the questions of a new and modern world with clarity and compassion.
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⤢ See it in a roomRabbi Joseph B. Soloveitchik · 1903–1993
Scion of the Brisk dynasty who bridged rigorous Talmudic scholarship with Western philosophy. Mentor to generations of rabbis and a defining mind of modern Orthodoxy.
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⤢ See it in a roomRabbi Yosef Qafih · 1917–2000
Yemenite-born scholar and the foremost authority on Maimonides of his generation. His meticulous editions recovered and preserved a precious manuscript tradition.
Giclée fine-art print · mixed-media digital illustration
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⤢ See it in a room1880–1953
First Sephardi Chief Rabbi of the State of Israel, born in Jerusalem. A bridge-builder of rare breadth, known for his inclusive vision and engagement with the wider world.
Giclée fine-art print · mixed-media digital illustration
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A bespoke portrait
Love the series? Natalia takes a limited number of private commissions — a portrait of a rabbi, a loved one, or a subject of your choosing, in this signature style.
Priced on request · enquire to discuss your idea
Where to See the Work
How to Buy
Everything available from the Rockstar Rabbis series, in one place.
Worldwide shipping — UK delivery free, international calculated at checkout.
About the Artist
Natalia Rabinowitz is an established artist working primarily as an illustrator and graphic designer. Her work ranges from digital prints to large tapestries, event stationery to greeting cards.
Originally from Cape Town, South Africa, Natalia lives in North-West London with her husband, children and art supplies.
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