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Contributor:
Uri of Biella
Places:
Safed, Ottoman Empire
(Safed, Israel)
Date:
1564
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Contributor:
Unknown
Places:
Aleppo, Ottoman Empire
(Aleppo, Syria)
Date:
ca. 1710
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The Yeshivat Dijet Synagogue was located in the Hara Seghira (the “small ghetto”) neighborhood of Djerba, Tunisia. It was one of several synagogues in this area, which, along with Hara Kebira, were…
Contributor:
Artist Unknown
Places:
Djerba, Ottoman Empire
(Djerba, Tunisia)
Date:
End of the 17th Century
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Menachem Vivante (b. 1650) was a rabbi in Corfu in the eighteenth century and a member of a prominent merchant family. In this oil portrait, painted when he was eighty-five years old, he is depicted…
Contributor:
Artist Unknown
Places:
Kérkyra (Corfu), Ottoman Empire
(Corfu, Greece)
Date:
1735
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This ketubah (marriage contract) from Damascus, signed on the 21st of Shevat 5466, or February 5, 1706, features a text set within an arch, and flanked on both sides and above with green and orange…
Contributor:
Artist Unknown
Places:
Damascus, Ottoman Empire
(Damascus, Syria)
Date:
1706
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Built in the seventeenth century, the Scuola Greca is a synagogue located in the area of the ghetto in which Jews were confined in 1622, in a neighborhood still known as “Evraiki” (Jews). It is the…
Contributor:
Artist Unknown
Places:
Corfu, Ottoman Empire
(Corfu, Greece)
Date:
17th Century
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These gilt-silver finials—which bear the Hebrew calendar year of 5502 (1742)—are considered the earliest dated finials from Iraq. On top of each finial is a miniature ḥamsa, a charm in the shape of a…
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Artist Unknown
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Date:
1742