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Zikaron li-vene Yisra’el (Memorial of the Children of Israel)

Barukh of Arezzo

ca. 1677

Rug depicting a bearded man with crossed arms on top half, and two columns and hanging lamp on bottom half, surrounded by decorative border.

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Herzl Rug

Alliance Israélite Universelle School of Crafts

1901–1910

Frontal and back faience amulet of figure who is nude with feathered headdress and a grotesque face and beard.

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Faience Amulet Depicting Bes

Iron Age IIA, 10th–9th Century BCE

Assortment of small pieces of broken jewelry and metal.

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Broken Jewelry and Pieces of Metal

Iron Age IIC, 7th Century BCE

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Ḥavvot Yair (The Villages of Yair): On Ceremonial Objects

Yair Ḥayim Bacharach

1699

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Women’s Finery

Biblical Period

Painting of city street, with woman crossing street and wagon and horse in center.

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Am Kurfürstendamm

Lesser Ury

1910

Painting and drawing of bearded man wearing a hat, checkered jacket, and skirt-like garment around legs.

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Costume Design (Bearded Male) for Peretz’s At Night in the Old Marketplace

Robert Falk

ca. 1924

Textile with central panel of building with domed roof, side panels of candelabra, and border of Stars of David.

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Carpet Depicting Rachel’s Tomb

Bezalel School of Arts and Crafts

1920–1929

Drawing of outfit consisting of a linen embroidered apron with hem made of alternating pomegranates and bells, undershirt, and breastplate with twelve stones in center.

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The High Priest’s Garments

Biblical Period

Wall relief of adult male walking with two boys dressed in tunics and caps.

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A Man from Lachish with His Sons

ca. 701 BCE

Wall relief showing workers wearing tunics, caps, and sashes, harnessed by shoulder straps to ropes and leaning forward.

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Judahite Captives among the Builders of Sennacherib’s Palace

Early 7th Century BCE