Tzippora Nussbaum is a painter, cultural researcher, and lecturer living in Jerusalem.
Tzippora has a B.Ed. in Art and specializes in painting portraits and Jewish scenes.

Institutions form a significant part of her clientele, using her creations to provide a unique gift to veteran and potential donors. Individuals also have commissioned her to memorialize their loved ones or their rabbis and mentors with unique portraits mounted on the walls of their homes.

Tzippora has been teaching drawing for over twenty years and has trained a number of talented students, who have gone on to become successful professional artists. In recent years, she has also started teaching English-speaking art students overseas by telecommunication.

 

Tzippora became a cultural researcher through her paintings. Her occupation with drawing authentic figures and Jewish scenes has led to explore and research the Charedi wardrobe, and to document it in various art forms.

 

She gives lectures on the subject, accompanied by presentations of her authentic art work. From the perspective of an artist and researcher she appeared on Ted Talk.

 

Tzippora’s work has been presented in various exhibitions including: the Israel Knesset, the President's Residence, the Jerusalem Municipality, the Heichal Shlomo Museum and the Jerusalem Theater.

 Her paintings are displayed in galleries and private collections.