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Hi I am trying to make a mural with pictures of Gedolim, far past and also recent.
If you could put pics of gedolim or a link to where I could find the pics, that would be amazing.
(Please write in your comment the name of the Gadol)DISCLAIMER: not every picture will go on the mural
I will try put the mural as it looks like now if asked for.
Thanks!!!How are you defining a “gadol”, past or present……?
If you are doing planning to display your mural in the lobby of BMG in or Vyoel Moshe you might be using a different filter than say if you were planning a display at 770.
To which email should I send a picture of myself to you?
By far the biggest gedolim are without question are Gadolhadorah, Reb E and Square Root, Sam Klein is trying for that title but fell short,
Try the Troller Rosh Yeshiva as wellthere are no pictures – just ask the candidates.
Obviously, a true gadol will refuse calling himself a gadol.
So, if someone calls himself a gadol, he is not.
QED.For real Gedolim pictures with the best quality you should try contacting Crystal Photography studios or Dunoff Photography. They both offer large choices of Gedolim pictures and you can find their telephone number in their ads always seen in the weekly Yated ne’eman. I had great experience with both of them when I needed Gedolim pictures.
AAQ,
You are probably correct when referring to gedolim vs ketanim. But when the OP was referring to Gedolim pictures he was referring to people. Your type of gedolim, polite people to not ask for pictures of.
did sam klein just put out an actual post?
There’s a great company called The Gadol Gallery and they have excellent prices as they are just starting out and are easy to work with.
I am not paid to write this – merely someone who has had a good experience with them.
You should use AL gallery they have pictures of many past and current gedolim, they are laminated good quality pictures and are inexpensive. I use them as sukkah decorations.
Text 9296591873 for more info.There is a famous picture of Rabbi Moshe Feinstein’s first semichah class.
In this picture, Rabbi Moshe Feinstein’s semichah students are wearing
standard American-style clothing, not the white-shirts-and-everything-else-black,
which is considered to be absolute requirement in today’s Chareidi Olam..Someone, anyone, please share a link to that picture, if you are able to.
Thank you!
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