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by Vadim Levin
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Seven-forty (7:40) is a Jewish melody and song of unknown origin. One common story claims that the song originated in the late 19th Century and... more
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Average Rating (4.34 Stars):
Suzanne Hale
April 19th, 2024
Very original shirt, lots of compliments- great fit.
Dana Frederickson
April 19th, 2024
This is an excellent t-shirt! An excellent view of an SAS Connect Airbus A320-251N coming in for a landing! I especially wanted to buy this t-shirt because I am of Swedish descent! Excellent photography and artwork!
Dana Frederickson
April 19th, 2024
This is an excellent t-shirt! An excellent view of a P I A Boeing 777 coming in for a landing! The t-shirt came out great! Excellent photography and artwork!
Dean Will
April 18th, 2024
Very pleased with the item!! But wrong color.
Simon Brown
April 13th, 2024
Great but Jaws fans saying it's spelt Pippit
Nope Nah
April 10th, 2024
Super high quality print, very happy with my purchase !!
Seven-forty (7:40) is a Jewish melody and song of unknown origin. One common story claims that the song originated in the late 19th Century and refers to the train that brought shtetl-dwelling Jewish merchants to and from Odessa every day, arriving at 7:40 a.m. and leaving at 7:40 p.m.
The song has the following words: a train will come, it will definitely come, and it will come exactly at seven-forty. Then, it continues, that it may be late or it may even never come, but we are still going to wait for that train.
In this painting, I decided to dig deeper into the song by portraying that if one train does not show up, another one will always be there at a different time; if no trains are ever available, then we still need to find a way to move forward in life and keep living.
The train is supposed to be a symbol for the progression of life. It is never okay to stop living one’s life to the fullest. One must always move forward despite the challenges and hardships they face...
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Rebecca Wang
Wonderful textures!
Marv Vandehey
Beautiful!
JOHN TELFER
Vadim, Wonderful image love the image and the details, L/F
Phyllis Taylor
Wonderful painting!
Ella Kaye Dickey
wonderful painting; a moving and inspiring description
Marcia Lee Jones
Nice work!
Paul Quinn
Very nice!
Terri Waters
Wonderful work
Delores Malcomson
This is great! I love your uplifting attitude!
Stephen Stookey
Wonderful work
Belinda Greb
Love your brushwork and colors always! Your description makes this even more moving!
Kristina Rinell
Beautiful work with interesting description!