Obj. ID: 27378
  Fine Art "End of Days" panel by Zeev Raban
The picture represents in the centre a woman, a man, and a naked child sitting beneath a fruit tree. The tree's top covers most of the upper part of the picture. They are surrounded by different animals. The man seated on the right side wears a grey garment and a light scarf on his head and plays the flute. To his right, a gazelle is standing next to the tree. A red-brown tiger is lying at his feet, and next to it a lion and another light coloured tiger. On the left side of the tree, in front of the woman, the naked child is playing with a snake that is tied around the tree. Beside them, a tiger and a lion are seated. On the right side of the tree are a couple of doves, and a peacock on the left. At each edge of the picture stands a cypress. Beside the right side lies a bull and two kids. Behind them, in the distance, a farmer is ploughing the earth with two mules. Behind the farmer, there is a city atop a hill. Beside the left cypress, there are two goats and their kid. Behind them in the distance, there are two gazelles, one standing and the other lying down. In the distance on a hill, there is another city.
Inscriptions:
The verse Isaiah 11.6 appears in Hebrew in a frame, at the bottom:
וגר זאב עם כבש ונמר עם גדי ירבץ ועגל וכפיר ומריא יחדו ונער קטן נהג בם
["The wolf also shall dwell with the lamb, and the leopard shall lie down with the kid; and the calf and the young lion and the fatling together; and a little child shall lead them."]
In the corners :
Upper right: בית זאב ומרים רבן [The house of Zeev and Mriam Raban]
Upper left: נבנה בשנת א' תתנג לחורבן ב"מ (תרפ"ג) [Built in the year 1853 from the destruction of the Temple (1923)]
Lower right: הציור של זאב רבן [The picture by Zeev Raban]
Lower left: נעשה ב"קרמיקה" בצלאל [Made in "Ceramics" Bezalel]
This tile panel was fixed above the entrance of Zeev and Miriam Rabam's home, which is now his grandson's house.
sub-set tree: 
In the lower right, "The picture by Zeev Raban" in block Hebrew letters.
Raban Remembered - Jerusalem's Forgotten Master - Yeshiva University, NY, 1982

