Myer Myers. Jewish Silversmith in Colonial New York

Author & Curator	David L. Barquist.
Co-authors	Jon Butler, Jonathan D. Sarna.
Imprint	New Haven, Conn., USA, 2001. xv, 304 pp., illustrations: 143 col., 166 b&w, 29.5 × 25 cm. English.
Location	Yale University Art Gallery (14 September–30 December 2001)
Description	Monumental catalog on the life, times and work of Myer Myers. Three central essays on “The New York World of Myer Myers” (Jon Butler), “Colonial Judaism” (Jonathan D. Sarna), and Myers’ life and career (David L. Barquist). Catalog listing in three sections: Silver by Myer Myers, New York and London Silver, Paintings, Documents and Prints. Appendices for silver marks and documents. Extensive descriptive entries. 149 items.
main keywords	HISTORICAL DOCUMENTS MYER MYERS PORTRAITS PRINTS RIMMONIM SILVER, AMERICAN SILVERMARKS SILVERSMITHING, UNITED STATES
minor keywords	Amulets Antisemitic images/objects Candlesticks/Candelabra Circumcision implements/objects Prints, antisemitic Prints, Jewish customs & ceremonies
Other venues	Skirball Cultural Center, Los Angeles, Calif., USA (20 February–26 May 2002); Henry Francis du Pont Winterthur Museum, Winterthur, Del., USA (20 June–13 September 2002)

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