A unique late 15th-century siddur from Northern Germany, which belonged to the “Saint of Ruzhyn”
The Siddur, established in the late 15th century in Northern Germany, was owned by the prominent Hasidic leader of Israel, Friedman Ruzhin (1796-1850), known as the “Saint of Ruzhin”. Born in Pogrebishche (Russian Empire) and dying in Sadgora (Austria), this rebbe became famous for the royal splendour of his court. In the 1840s, Czar Nicholas […]
A treasure for Purim: A unique 17th-century Esther scroll
The unique Esther scroll from 1647, created by Salomo d’Italia in Amsterdam, combines fine engraving with religious tradition. This rare artefact in the Neumark collection is a symbol of Jewish art and cultural unity.
“Dutch Micrography of the Seventeenth Century: The Text of Leviticus in the Art of Temple Traditions”
Seventeenth-century Dutch micrography combines religious tradition and artistic skill. The work with the text of the Book of Leviticus depicts temple rites, demonstrating unique calligraphic detail.
