EditorialPainting from Safed, Palestine. The story of Abraham and Isaac, and of the angel halting the sacrifice. The inscription asks to remember the " akedah", the binding of Isaac" on the high holidays. Painting by Moshe Mizrachi, a Persian jew...
EditorialPainting from Safed, Palestine. The story of Abraham and Isaac, beginning in the lower register and ending with the angel halting the sacrifice. The inscription asks to remember " the binding of Isaac" on Rosh Hashanah, the New Year and a day...
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EditorialBook of prayers and blessings, from Germany, late 18th It was the custom in small communities, for a father-in-law to give his new daughter-in-law such a book, instructing her on when to say what prayer or blessing. Parchment.
EditorialPurim plate, used for the exchange of food among friends and neighbours during Purim. From Germany. The plate shows Zeresh, wife of Haman, oppressor of Persian Jews, pouring the contents of a chamber pot over Haman. Pewter, 23,7 cm diameter.
EditorialBook of prayers and blessings, from Tzelem, Hungary, 1751. It was the custom in small communities, for a father-in-law to give his new daughter-in-law such a book, instructing her on when to say what prayer or blessing. Parchment, 9,5 x 5,2 cm.
EditorialPainting from Safed, Palestine. The story of Abraham and Isaac, and of the angel halting the sacrifice. The inscription asks to remember the " akedah", the binding of Isaac" on the high holidays. Painting by Moshe Mizrachi, a Persian jew...
EditorialPlate for Rosh Hashana, the Jewish New Year. The story of the sacrifice of Isaak (Akedah-the binding of Isaac) is read in the synagogue on that day. Brass, 20 cm diameter.
EditorialShiviti, a decorative plaque used in synagogues It contains verses concerning the Law and Torah. From Poland, mid-19th. Paper cutout and watercolour, 55 x 41,5 cm.
EditorialTrevor Einhorn, left, and Jason Ralph in “The Great Filter” at the Wild Project in New York, June 30, 2021. (Sara Krulwich/The New York Times)
EditorialHaim Einhorn, an ultra-Orthodox Jew, at the spot in Jerusalem on Nov. 29, 2020, where he said a police officer punched him in the face during a protest in which he was only a bystander. (Dan Balilty/The New York Times)
EditorialMicrographic painting of Zion, city of David. Two gnarled trees with psalters, harps, timbrels, pipes and cymbals according to psalm 150. In the center the City of David and the tombs of the kings of the House of David. Watercolour and ink on paper,38,...
EditorialPainting from Safed, Palestine. The story of Abraham and Isaac, beginning in the lower register and ending with the angel halting the sacrifice. The inscription asks to remember " the binding of Isaac" on Rosh Hashanah, the New Year and a day...
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