הנשים המתפללות לעצמן. תפילות נשים ועולמן התרבותי בראי האמנות היהודית Women Pray on Their Own. The Spiritual and Cultural World of Women, in the Light of Jewish Art(140 words)
| Author & Curator |
David Sperber.
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| Imprint |
Jerusalem, Israel, 2002. Booklet, 31 pp., illustrations: 41 col., 4 b&w, 23.5 × 16.5 cm. Hebrew and English.
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| Location |
Bar Ilan University, Lieber Center for Jewish Art Exhibitions, Ramat Gan (May 2002)
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| Description |
The nature of women’s prayer, especially as it is reflected the paintings of 19th-century European realists. These works are believed to faithfully represent women’s lives in medieval times as well, before the development of the women’s section in the synagogue, and to reflect an early custom of women’s prayer groups. No itemized listing.
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| main keywords |
PAINTINGS
PORTRAITS
PRINTS
WOMEN
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| minor keywords |
Chagall, Marc
Gottlieb, Maurycy
Haggadot, illuminated manuscripts
Historical documents
Kaufmann, Isidor
Lilien, Ephraim M.
Oppenheim, Moritz Daniel
Painters, Jewish
Prints, women
Synagogues, ancient, Eretz Israel
Synagogues, Europe
Synagogues, women’s section
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“הנשים המתפללות לעצמן. תפילות נשים ועולמן התרבותי בראי האמנות היהודית Women Pray on Their Own. The Spiritual and Cultural World of Women, in the Light of Jewish Art”, in:
Catalog of Catalogs Online, A Bibliography of Temporary Exhibition Catalogs Since 1876 that Contain Items of Judaica.
Consulted online on 10 June 2023 <http://dx.doi.org/10.1163/9789004444522_COCO_CC1729>
First published online: 2019
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