Robert Lui 
"En Gedi (Ein Gedi)"
This Artwork is:
New
Hand Signed 
Original Oil
Custom Framed in a distressed dark frame with a light colored liner 
Framed Size : 20" x 24"
Image Size: 12" x 16"
Ready to hang hardware included
Painted & Framed in the USA
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En Gedi ("Spring of the Kid") is a lush nature reserve on the western shore of the Dead Sea in Israel, renowned for its freshwater springs, waterfalls, and, historically, as a hiding place for David from King Saul. It is a popular tourist destination, offering hiking, ancient ruins, and a botanical garden, functioning as a vibrant, green refuge in the arid Judean wildernes
Key Aspects of En Gedi
Biblical Significance: Known as the site where David spared Saul’s life in a cave (1 Samuel 24). It was originally called Hazazon-tamar and was assigned to the tribe of Judah.
Geography: Located 2,000 feet below the Judean mountains, the oasis features waterfalls (David’s Fall and Arugot River) and is a stark, green contrast to the barren Dead Sea area.
Climate & Ecology: The area is hot and dry, yet the springs sustain a unique ecosystem, including Nubian ibex (mountain goats) and tropical plants.
Tourism: Visitors can explore the Ein Gedi Nature Reserve, hike to waterfalls, visit ancient synagogue ruins (with a mosaic floor), and stay at the local kibbutz.