Key works

Discover the richness of the mahJ’s collection through a selection of major works, representative of the diversity of artistic expressions related to Jewish history and culture.

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Synagogue*

Wimpel (mappah)

Alsace or Germany, 1752

Bagues de mariage

Festivals and ceremonies

Wedding rings

Germany and Italy, 16^th-17^th centuries

Arche sainte miniature (aron qodesh)

Synagogue*, History

Torah Ark (Aron Kodesh)

Vienna, 1707

Hermann Struck, Portrait de Theodor Herzl, 1903

History, Art moderne

Theodor Herzl

Hermann Struck (Berlin, 1876 – Haïfa, 1944)

Berlin, 1903

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Daily life

Spice box (bessamim) and candelabrum

Eastern France or Germany, late 18^th or early 19^th century

Art moderne

Shtetl. Mayn Khorever Heym, A Gedekhtnish (Shtetl. My Destroyed Home. A Remembrance)

Issachar Ryback (Yelisavetgrad, 1897 – Paris, 1935)

Berlin, Schwellen Verlag, 1923

Festivals and ceremonies, Books and manuscripts

Ritual for the Passover Seder (Haggadah shel Pessah)

Anonymous

Germany, 1731

Joseph Budko, Dans la ville du massacre

Art moderne, History

In the City of Slaughter

Joseph Budko (Plonsk, 1888 – Jérusalem, 1940)

Berlin, 1923

El Lissitzky, Had Gadia

Art moderne

Had Gadya (One Little Goat)

El Lissitzky (Lazar Eliezer Lissitzky, known as ; Potchinok, Smolensk Oblast, 1890 – Moscou, 1941)

Kiev, Kooperativer farlag Kultur-Lige, 1919

Allégorie à la gloire de Joseph II

History, Fine arts

Allegory to the Glory of Joseph II

Anonymous

Austro-Hungary, around 1782