Obj. ID: 16162
Modern Jewish Art Pann (Pfeffermann), Sarai at the court of Pharaoh
Sarai, Abram's young and beautiful wife is depicted as a heavily dressed girl at the court of the Pharoh. She is covered with a thick woolen overcoat and tall head-gear worn over an oriental cap. She lifts a woolen scarf in order to cover her face, as is the custom among women in conservative middle eastern society. On the wall behind her there is a mural depicting Pharoh sitting on his throne alongside other egyptian-style imagery.
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Name/Title
Pann (Pfeffermann), Sarai at the court of Pharaoh | Unknown
Object Detail
pastel on cardboard
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Date
1930-1947
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Language Editor
Willi Mendelsohn | 1/18/16
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Object Copyright
Pann, I.
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