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Medal depicting building.

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Medal Commemorating the Opening of the Dutch Jewish Orphanage in Amsterdam

Jacques Elion

1865

Print of two scenes: top shows a procession of men in prayer shawls holding branches through a synagogue. Bottom shows a group of people eating at a table in a tabernacle.

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Sukkot Celebrations

Bernard Picart

1724

Print depicting two scenes with French text under frames: top shows women and girls in kitchen looking through cupboards and cleaning the table. Bottom shows eight individuals around a dining table in ornate room with lit fire in fireplace.

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Top: Searching for Hametz; Bottom: Passover Seder Among Sephardic Jews

Bernard Picart

1725

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Biography of Isaac Abravanel

Barukh Uziel Hazaketto

1550

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Narraçāo da vinda dos Judeos espanhões a Amsterdam (Account of the Coming of the Spanish Jews to Amsterdam)

Uri ha-Levi

1711

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Peraḥ Levanon (Flower of Lebanon)

Judah Peretz

1712

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Sefer ha-masa‘ (Book of the Journey)

Sasson Ḥay Castiel

ca. 1700

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Takkanot (Regulations)

The Sephardic Community of Reggio

1654

Page of Aramaic text arranged in two columns surrounded by foliage and two angelic figures at top.

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Ketubah (Hamburg)

1648

Page of Aramaic text framed by flora and small pictorial scenes with human figures, with linked hands and heart at top center.

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Ketubah (Amsterdam)

Shalom Italia

1654

Drawing of front view of a house on the far side of a canal, with people in front of the canal and alongside the house.

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The Amsterdam Residence of Jeronimo Nunes da Costa (Mazes Curiël)

Romeyn de Hooghe

ca. 1700

Drawing of angled view of house exterior and canal in front of it, with individuals in boats on canal arriving at the front door.

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The Amsterdam Residence of Manuel (Isaac Nunes) de Belmonte

Romeyn de Hooghe

ca. 1700