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Ivory carving of a sphinx amid lotus flowers.

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Ivory-openwork Panel with a Battle between a Wild Bull and a Lion

Iron Age IIA–IIB, 9th–8th Century BCE

Ivory panel of lion with claws and teeth gripping bull in partial rectangular frame.

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Ivory-openwork Panel with a Sphinx Striding through Lotus Flowers

Iron Age IIA–IIB, 9th–8th Century BCE

Photograph of remains of stone structure with steps and two small altars.

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Arad Sanctuary Pillar

Iron Age IIA(?)–IIB, 9th (?)–8th Century BCE

Photograph of stained glass window arch with smaller arches underneath with etchings of floral designs, leaves, and fruit.

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KAM Isaiah Israel Congregation, Chicago, Detail of Decoration at the Balcony Level

Alfred S. Alschuler

1924

Photograph of a building with triangular roof sections, many long windows, and tower on the corner of a street.

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Synagogue, Linnaeusstraat, Amsterdam

Jacob S. Baars

1927–1928

Photograph of brick facade and block shaped tower of building.

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Aron Schuster Synagogue, Obrechtplein, Amsterdam

Harry Elte

1928

Photograph of building with dome roof.

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Ceremonial Hall, New Jewish Cemetery, Vienna

Ignaz Reiser

1928

Image of rectangular building with Star of David on side.

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Reform Synagogue, Plauen

Fritz Landauer

1928–1930

Photograph of building with stone wall and cylindrical window; photograph of stone wall building exterior with triangular balconies.

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Schocken Library, Jerusalem

Eric Mendelsohn

1936

Photograph of building entrance with rose-shaped window and Hebrew inscription seen from above.

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Synagogue, Pitt Street

Walter Rosenblum

1938

Photograph of side of three-story building exterior featuring sleek, curved balconies.

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Tel Aviv

Liselotte Grschebina

1935–1945

Exterior wall of synagogue featuring Star of David on the right side of the wall and a ribbon-like sculpture in the middle of the wall on a prominent vertical section that juts out from the rest of the wall, with inscription in English reading "And the bush was not consumed."

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B’nai Israel (Millburn, New Jersey)

Percival Goodman

1951