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Photograph of train on tracks with large smoky cloud above it.
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The Hand of Man

Alfred Stieglitz
1902
Painting of people on a city street.
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Jewish Street in Amsterdam

Max Liebermann
1908
Framed painting of woman facing viewer, wearing beaded head covering, with domed building in background, and Hebrew word on frame underneath portrait.
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Portrait of the Artist's Wife, with the Dome of the Rock in the Background

Ze’ev Raban
1914
Illustration of open square surrounded by buildings and fields.
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The Cooperative Courtyard Plan, Merhavia Educational Farm

Alexander Baerwald
ca. 1912
Photograph of street lined with trees and houses.
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View of a Street in Zikhron Ya‘akov

Late 19th–Early 20th Century
Photograph of brick building on street corner with ornate roof finials and domed roofs.
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Museum of Applied Arts (facing Üllői Street)

Ödön Lechner | Gyula Pártos
1896
Postcard depicting exterior of building with many columns built into its walls.
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Wertheim Department Store (Exterior)

Alfred Messel
1897–1902
Façade of symmetrical building with horizontal lines and many geometric patterns.
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Elizabeth Street 10b, Riga

Mikhail Eisenstein
1903
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Condemnation of Women Singing in Cafés on the Sabbath

Yeremiah (El Yoron)
1900
Page with Yiddish and English titles and drawing of fire engulfing building in center.
Source

The Fire’s Victims

Louis Gilrod | David Meyerowitz
1911
Poster with English text and photograph of two men, surrounded by drawing of a clown and a woman in a mask dancing.
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Broadway’s Not a Bad Place after All

Eddie Cantor | Harry Ruby
1918
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Letter to Jacob Dinezon

Esther-Rukhl Kaminski
1914

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