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Portrait of a bearded man seated at desk wearing a wig and collar, holding a quill in his right hand and turning the page of book with his left hand, with bookshelf in background and globe and inkwell on desk.

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Portrait of David Nieto

ca. 1745–1765

Manuscript page with illustration of woman drawing water from a well as another individual stands behind her with a pitcher of water on head, and Hebrew text above.

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A Woman Drawing Water from a Well

1619–1624

Drawing of small boy behind a tree watching a man walk away holding a large briefcase.

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A Guest for the Holiday

1977

Mezzotint of peddler in turban presenting box of objects.

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Moroccan Peddler in London

ca. 1800

Painting of well-dressed man in hat with plume and sword putting his hand on the chest of a nude man tied down prone on a table with face upturned and mouth open, as several well-dressed men look on from the far side of the table.

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Harvey Demonstrating the Circulation of the Blood to Charles I

1850

Painting of man with oversized head standing on brick sidewalk.

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The Neighborhood Physician

1939

Page with Hebrew text of decorative border and Star of David located in bottom section, with signatures in the Roman alphabet below.

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Contract of David Oppenheim with the Prague Jewish Community

1702

Portrait print of man in curly wig and jacket with German caption and small drawing of gallows below portrait.

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Portrait of Jud Süss

After 1738

Printed page with Hebrew text on right side and illustration of tall tower with wheels inside it on left side.

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Technical Diagram from Joseph Delmedigo’s Elim

1629

Print of two hands with fingers in "V" shapes beneath a crown surrounded by decorative motifs.

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Printer’s Mark

1730

Portrait painting of man wearing periwig and looking to his left.

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Portrait of Francis (Daniel) Salvador

1720

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Sight Unseen

1992