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Gallery of Jewish Painting
From the Jewish masters
Portrait of Fanny Hensel Moritz Oppenheim
Place du Theatre Francais, rain effect Camille Pissarro
Day of Atonement Maurycy Gottlieb
The Sabbath Rest Samuel Hirszenberg
Renée the Blonde Amedeo Modigliani
Moses receiving the tables of the law Marc Chagall
New Forms Mark Rothko
The Refugee Felix Nussbaum
Tepetl Baruj Salinas
The Bride Yitzhak Ben Yehuda
New York 1913 by Max Weber (Painter).
- Naphtali Franks (head of the Ashkenazi community in London) by Thomas Hudson, 18th century.
See also
The Jewish Bride by Isidor Kaufman.
External links
Flowers by Anna Ticho
- The Jewish Museum London.
- The Jewish Museum New York.
- Max Weber's Jewish Paintings The Johns Hopkins University Press.
- Classic paintings of Jewish rabbis portraits by famous Jerusalem artists
- A Brief History of Jewish Art
- The Sherwin Miller Museum of Jewish Art
- JEWISH ART AND CULTURE HOW TO DEFINE JEWISH ART? WHO IS AND WHO IS NOT A JEWISH ARTIST?
Still Life with Soup Tureen by Chaim Soutine
Alea Jacta by Paul Klee.
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