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Hebrew text with floral border.

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Wedding Poem for Jacob Teixeira and Sarah Ximenes

1748

Drawing of a round seal with lion, lamb, child, snake, and Star of David which reads in English, "Israel's Mission is Peace."

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Seal of the Jewish Publication Society of America

1913

Printed page with English title and image of figure in robe playing flute instrument at the top left.

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The Way to a Man’s Heart ("The Settlement" Cook Book)

1901

Page with Yiddish, English, and German text, and two small portraits of men on either side of a Star of David.

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Hatikvah (The Hope)

ca. 1910

Illustration of nude woman embraced by clothed, turbaned man, surrounded by border of geometric shapes, animals, cityscapes, and plants, and Hebrew text on the bottom.

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Illustrations to Song of Songs (4:1–6)

1911–1918

Print depicting flag with Yiddish text and smoke stacks in background.

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The Revolutionary Land of Russia

1917

Print depicting a man's head wearing helmet on an eagle's body chained to a perch and French caption.

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“L’aigle déplumé! . . .” (The Bald Eagle!)

1870–1871

Lithograph of two women washing walls in room with checkered floor.

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Jewish Women from Izmir Whitewashing

1830

Etching of ceremony under marriage canopy outside a building, surrounded by people and framed by decorative motif.

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Huppah

1748

Portrait print of man in skullcap and beard with Latin text in oval frame, Latin text below, and small illustration of man with walking stick and Hebrew book above.

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Portrait of Menasseh Ben Israel

1640–1649

Drawing of angled view of house exterior and canal in front of it, with individuals in boats on canal arriving at the front door.

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The Amsterdam Residence of Manuel (Isaac Nunes) de Belmonte

ca. 1700

Drawing of men, wearing hats, standing in a line. Yiddish text appears above and below them.

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Unemployed Yiddish Writers

1909