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A stone seal with line drawing of two men facing each other raising one hand toward the other and Hebrew inscription.

Source

Men on a Bulla of the Governor of the City

Iron Age IIC, 7th–6th Century BCE

Photograph of knotted linen fringe.

Source

Fringe or Tassel

Iron Age II, Late 9th–Early 8th Centuries BCE

Portrait of man in suit facing slightly angled, seated with his arm resting on the table.

Source

Self-Portrait

Solomon Nunes Carvalho

ca. 1850

Print of half-length portrait of woman in hat and dress with lace border, and Polish text underneath.

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Portrait of Eva Frank

Aleksander Kraushar

ca. 1771

Limestone bowl with mosaic decoration around rim with alternating circular and bud-shaped inlaid blue and brown glass.

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Cosmetic Bowl

Iron Age II, 8th–7th Century BCE

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A Load of Shoes

Abraham Sutzkever

1943

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House of Dolls

Ka-Tzetnik 135633

1953

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Yom ha-kippurim, the Day of Purification and Atonement

Biblical Period

Tablet with inscribed Hebrew writing and several cracks, and small disconnected fragment.

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A Legal Complaint

Late 7th Century BCE

Print of couple under canopy with crowd of people looking, in front of building exterior with tall windows.

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Wedding Ceremony

Johann Christoph Georg Bodenschatz | Georg Paul Nusbiegel

1748/9

Print portrait of man with curly wig and beard in oval frame, and Latin and Hebrew text below.

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Portrait of Solomon Ayllon (1660/64–1728), Chief Rabbi of the Sephardic Congregations in London and Amsterdam from 1700 to 1728

Jacobus Houbraken

1728

Manuscript page with a grid of Hebrew letters and words set within two domed columns with flags, with image of naked man and woman next to tree between the columns at the top of the page, and man holding scales in middle of page.

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‘Evronot Manuscript (Rules for Calculation of the Calendar)

Asher bar Samuel ha-Kohen | Leyb ben Samuel Oppenheim

1624