Translated title | Seeing Jerusalem. Pilgrims, Conquerors, Travelers |
Editor & Curator |
Béatrice Philippe. |
Imprint |
Paris, France, 1997. 111 pp., 163 pp., illustrations: vol. 1: 126 b&w, vol. 2: 44 col., 85 b&w, 29.5 × 21 cm. French. |
ISBN |
2951165102 |
Location |
Mairie du 5eme arrondissement (Opening: 16 September 1997) |
Description |
Objects depicting or otherwise connected to Jerusalem. Two-volume set. The first volume, Notices, is an illustrated exhibition checklist, with material divided into fourteen (mostly) historical time periods, 3500 BCE–20th C. Section XI, “La Jérusalem rêve chez Juifs”, [The Jerusalem of Jewish Dreams] (pp. 71–77) focuses exclusively on Jewish objects. Detailed descriptive entries. 279 items. The second volume, Essais, contains articles which assess the significance of Jerusalem from a wide variety of standpoints: as a focal point of Judaism, Christianity and Islam (in various periods), as an object of Muslim conquest, as a site of Christian worship and pilgrimage, as a physical or ideological destination for travelers, as an artistic subject (in manuscripts and paintings), as the heart of Jewish ritual, etc. |
main keywords |
CEREMONIAL OBJECTS |
minor keywords |
Archaeological finds |
Related ephemera |
Invitation to exhibition opening, with reply card, 4 pp., 1 col. illus., 21 × 15 cm. |