The painting B'Har Hashem Yera'eh (On the Mount of the Lord it is Seen / Provided) is the product of six months of daily work, preceded by extensive research.

The structure of the Temple was drawn according to an architectural plan produced by Benayahu Dayan Tzedek, who built the model of the Temple in Mini-Israel based on the vision of the Third Temple as depicted in the Book of Ezekiel.

The rendition of the landscape is inspired by the view from the Mount Scopus observation point, complimented the artist's own imagination.

B'Har Hashem Yera'eh ‏Chani Cohen Zada 5786 (2025) ‏Oil on canvas ‏120 x 80 cm