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Samuel Hirszenberg (also
Schmul Hirschenberg) (Łódź,
February 22, 1865 –
September 15, 1908, Jerusalem) was a Polish-Jewish
realist and
later symbolist...
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Samuel Hirszenberg's imagined scene of
Uriel da
Costa instructing Spinoza (1901)...
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Ahasuerus at the End of the World.
Private Collection. 1899,
Samuel Hirszenberg, The
Eternal Jew.
Exhibited in Łódź,
Warsaw and
Paris in 1899, now in...
- card of the Dome of Rock (late 19th century) Dome of the rock,
Samuel Hirszenberg, 1908 (Tel Aviv
Museum of Art); with qas View
through Cotton Merchants'...
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Talmud At the Rabbi's Jews
studying Talmud, París, c. 1880–1905
Samuel Hirszenberg,
Talmudic School, c. 1895–1908
Ephraim Moses Lilien, The
Talmud Students...
- Ahad Ha'am with
Bezalel Art
School founder Boris Schatz against backdrop of "The
Wandering Jew" by
Samuel Hirszenberg...
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Imagined portrait of da
Costa instructing the
young Baruch Spinoza, by
Samuel Hirszenberg (1901)...
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German occupation of Poland.
Maurycy Trębacz,
along with
Samuel Hirszenberg,
Jakub Weinles,[better source needed] and
Leopold Pilichowski, belonged...
- the ****s in the
Second World war. The
works of
artists such as
Szmul Hirszenberg and
Izidor Kaufmann showcased an
interweaving of
Jewish narratives with...
- 1866
Grainstack at Giverny,
Claude Monet, 1889 Dome of the rock,
Samuel Hirszenberg, 1908
Reclining Figure 1969–70,
Henry Moore, 1960s
Israeli art List of...
