Beach Scene, Rosh Hashanah

Richard Nagler

1986

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Photograph depicting people walking toward buildings, away from the camera.

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Richard Nagler

b. 1947

Richard Nagler is a San Francisco Bay–based photographer and art promoter. He sponsored the Richard Nagler Competition for Jewish Photography, an annual international competition at the Judah L. Magnes Museum. Nagler has published several books of his photographs, including My Love Affair with Miami Beach, with text by Isaac Bashevis Singer (1991).

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The Enemy at His Pleasure: A Journey through the Jewish Pale of Settlement during World War I

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Photograph of woman sitting at the end of a table in front of open doors, wearing a scarf and covering her face with tea cup.

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Photograph of room with nook and podium on one side and wooden benches in middle of room.

Ibn Danan Synagogue, Fez, Morocco

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Beach Scene, Rosh Hashanah

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