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Kol Hamevaser Creative Arts Images and information provided by the Yeshiva University Museum. Please visit www.yumuseum.org Torture of Simon of Trent Nuremberg, 1493 Artists: Michael Wolgemut (d. 1519) and Wilhelm Peydenwurg (d. 1494) Woodblock print JEWISH FAMILY ON MOUNT ZION. England, 19th century. Engraver: Cousen. W.H. Bartlett, Walks about Jerusalem. Engraving. Collection of Yeshiva University Museum (2008.041). Bartlett described his visit in 1842 to the family of the wealthiest Jew in Jerusalem. There he met the women in the family as well as the men and expressed his surprise at the "equality" of the women with the males of the family, in contrast to the manner of "...the wives of Oriental Christians." A later visitor, Elizabeth Anne Finn, describes the profusion of gold jewelry worn by the women of this family. 22 www.kolhamevaser.com Volume V, Issue 5
The Other in Judaism Poster advertising Levy’s Rye Bread, copywriter: William Taubin; photographer: William Zieff, U.S.A. 1960s. BY: Shlomo Zuckier Letter from Dr. King to Paula Pappenheim Atlanta, Georgia, 1964 Collection of Yeshiva University Museum Gift of Lucy Lang Volume V, Issue 5 www.kolhamevaser.com 23
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