Tikun li-kro’ laylah va-yom (A Tikkun to Read Day and Night)

Artist Unknown

1666

Print of man holding up tablets on mountain before crowd of people on top of page, people around long table in the middle of the page, Hebrew title in center, and people sitting around round table on the bottom of page.
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