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The Futility of All Activity

Persian–Hellenistic Period, 6th–3rd Century BCE

Photograph of snowy plaza surrounded by trees with skyscrapers in the background.

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Plaza in the Snow

Ruth Orkin

1976

Photograph depicting rows of empty benches in a park with a cityscape in the background.

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Benches, Royal Park, Montreal, Canada

N. Jay Jaffee

1978

Abstract landscape painting featuring a face covered by a canvas behind a table covered with paintbrushes, with hills of barren landscape and geometric shapes in background.

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Moon

Philip Guston

1979

Engraved shield of flowers, grapes, and other decorative elements around rectangular Hebrew inscription.

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Torah Shield (Metz)

17th–18th Century

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God Speaks

Biblical Period

Page with circular drawing divided into three segments bearing Hebrew labels, the top segment depicting the sun, moon, stars, and clouds, the bottom right segment depicting fish, and the bottom left segment depicting other animals.

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Illustration from Kehunat Avraham (The Priesthood of Abraham)

Abraham ben Shabbetai Kohen

1719

Manuscript page with concentric circles, zodiacal signs and Hebrew labels in outer circles, and some Hebrew text above and below.

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Astronomical Illustration

Solomon ben Abraham Avigdor

16th Century

Photograph featuring a promenade alongside a beach with people walking and sitting, with several sets of lightposts and circular benches.

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Tel Aviv Promenade, Tel Aviv-Jaffe, Israel

Yaacov Rechter

1982

Sculpture of iron grape cluster hanging on wooden framework.

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Grapes and Other Promises

Ilan Averbuch

1986

Abstract painting of three oval shapes on the left and butterflies amid thick brush strokes in a frame on the right.

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Untitled

Meir Pichhadze

1987

Three cylindrical embroidered cloth covers, two with crowns on top and one with two finials on top.

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Torah Mantles (Netherlands)

1735–1737