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Photograph of two shirtless men on the beach, one doing a headstand with legs bent facing to the right of the viewer and the other man facing the viewer on the right side of the photograph.

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David Ben-Gurion Standing on His Head (Sharon Hotel Beach, Herzliya)

Paul Goldman

1957

Abstract painting divided into eight sections, filled with bodies contorted, cramped together, and organically morphing into one another.

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Warsaw Ghetto Uprising

Arnold Belkin

1959

Photograph of men silhouetted on a steep ladder that bisects the photograph on a diagonal, below cables that run across the photograph, and tall building in background.

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Construction of the Verrazano Narrows Bridge

Bruce Davidson

1963

Photograph of several low buildings on a hill surrounded by trees.

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Israel Museum

Alfred Mansfeld

1965

Image of house with many windows surrounded by soldiers on horseback and people.

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Eva Frank’s house in Offenbach during the visit of Tsar Alexander I, November 1813

1813

Medal depicting building.

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Medal Commemorating the Opening of the Dutch Jewish Orphanage in Amsterdam

Jacques Elion

1865

Photograph of round building in a park, reflected in pond.

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Synagogue in the Park at Wörlitz, Germany

Friedrich Wilhelm von Erdmannsdorff

1789–1790

Photograph of interior of building featuring menorah and decorated Torah ark.

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Janów Sokólski Synagogue

1700s

Photography of street view of buildings with low stone wall in front.

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Grand Synagogue of Lyon

Abraham Hirsch

1863–1864

Painting of woman and two men in fancy train car.

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First Class—The Meeting

Abraham Solomon

1855

Painting depicting figures walking down a stone city street.

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Jewish Street in Amsterdam

Tina Blau

1875–1876

Line drawing of rectangular house plan with internal walls indicated.

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Four Room House Plan

Iron Age II, 10th–6th Century BCE