Die Kaisermacher. Frankfurt am Main und die Goldene Bulle 1356–1806. Katalog

Translated title	The Electors. Frankfurt am Main and the Golden Bull 1356–1806. Catalog
Editors	Evelyn Brockhoff, Jan Gerchow, Raphael Gross, August Heuser.
Imprint	Frankfurt am Main, Germany, 2006. 557 pp., illustrations: 479 col., 30 b&w, 30.5 × 23.8 cm. German.
ISBN	103797310110
Location	Institut für Stadtgeschichte (30 September 2006–14 January 2007)
Description	A monumental multi-institutional exhibition about the Golden Bull of 1356, which established Frankfurt as the city in which German emperors were to be elected. Frankfurt’s Jews are discussed in “Kammerknechte: Die Frankfurter Juden und der Kaiser” [Chamber Servants: The Frankfurter Jews and the Emperor], pp. 430–525. This section, contributed by the Museum Judengasse, contains numerous historical documents and artistic items. No itemized listing.
main keywords	ANTISEMITIC IMAGES/OBJECTS CEREMONIAL OBJECTS FRANKFURT AM MAIN HISTORICAL DOCUMENTS PRINTS SYNAGOGUES
minor keywords	Aaron Wolf Herlingen of Gewitsch (scribe-artist) Cameos Hebrew illuminated manuscripts, Bohemia-Moravia & Germany, 17th–19th C Hanukkah lamps Homes/Residences, Jewish Portraits Prayers for the sovereign Prints, antisemitic Prints, Jewish homes/residences Prints, synagogues Rimmonim Synagogues, Frankfurt am Main Synagogues, Germany Tass Tombstones, Germany
Related ephemera	Exhibition booklet, 8 pp., 12 col. illus., 21 × 10.6 cm; Invitation to exhibition opening, 21 × 10 cm.

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