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Relief of rows of archers and soldiers with shields and spears.
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Conquest of Lachish Depicted on Relief of Sennacherib

700–681 BCE
Installation featuring catapult-like contraption in the middle strung between two walls, a hole in the ceiling, and scientific drawings and posters on the walls.
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The Man Who Flew into Space from His Apartment

1981–1988
Abstract sculpture featuring iron lines protruding from cement base covered in small circles.
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A Time to Plant, a Time to Cast Away Stones

1990
Sculpture of empty chair at desk that holds up a painting resembling a flag.
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The Empty Chair

1991
Installation depicting doorless and windowless brick structure.
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Green on the Outside, Red on the Inside

1993
Sculpture of a man standing over a boy lying on his back.
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Sacrifice of Isaac

1973
Industrial iron sculpture with two curved cords that meet at the top.
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Angel

1982
Sculpture of nude woman looking down.
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The Captive

1894
Sculpture of a figure in robe and hat, carrying a book.
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Jewish Scholar

1906
Bronze sculpture of seated figure with beard and Star of David etched onto its side.
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The Sleeping Messiah

ca. 1911
Rectangular box and separated lid with two winged figures standing across from each other.
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Ark of Covenant and Cherubs

Biblical Period
Relief of figure on chair and figure reclining on sofa, surrounded by foliage, as several smaller figures wave fans, carry platters, and play instruments.
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Assurbanipal Feasting in Palace Garden

669–627 BCE

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