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Comic separated into 8 panels featuring man on street corner giving lecture about butcher shops and iniquity to passers-by.

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Garnish Greens

2000

Etching of two men boxing.

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Humphreys and Mendoza: Their Third Public Contest for Superiority, on Sept. 29, 1790

ca. 1790

Small image of topographical cityscape.

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Map of the City of Venice, ca. 1729

ca. 1729

Drawing of two young people sitting with their feet in a body of water, with city street in background.

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The Explosion on Ahalan Street

1985

Drawing of one boy waving to another who is rounding the corner toward him.

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Phat’hi’s Treasure

1988

Drawing of window with page of English text over it, about man waiting in synagogue with menorah and candles until monstrous figure arrives.

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Hershel and the Hanukkah Goblins

1989

Illustration in three horizontal panels, with Hebrew text running along the border and labeling the illustrations, which include two figures, an angel, fire, and ram at top of page; donkey, trees, and several figures in the center; and two figures in front of a line of ten camels at the bottom.

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Akedah Story

1913

Printed page with Yiddish heading and drawing of two figures on a stage.

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Two Kuni Lemels

1887

Print with small Hebrew text arranged in the shape of a columned building, with a ribbon of text and two fish in the center.

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Purim Page (Mi-she-nikhnas adar)

Early 20th Century

Sketch of man gazing down at a woman on the ground amid ruins of a building.

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Under Her Father's Eyes

1916

Stylized illustration of figure with shofar.

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Shloyme ha-melekh (King Solomon)

1917

Page with German text across top and bottom, with two nearly identical figures in center, with the one on the left bearded and in prayer garment and hat, and the one on the right with moustache and suit.

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The Reformed Hasid

1905