Journal of Jewish Art Volume 1, (1974), Edited by Prof. Bezalel Narkiss, 96 pages, 89 illustrations

Bezalel Narkiss, Rachel Wischnitzer, Ruth Mellinkoff, Peter Bloch, Elizabeth Revel-Neher, Rochelle Weinstein, Ziva Amishai-Maisels, Guido Schoenberger, Book Review: Gabrielle Sed-Rajna.

Newsletter 12
Jerusalem, October 1996

"I come with a renewed commitment to the goals of the Center for Jewish Art... I have been faced with constant reminders of the urgency of our work to uncover, document, and study the rich material heritage of the Jewish people..." Prof. Aliza Cohen-Mushlin, Director

Newsletter 13
Jerusalem, Summer 1997

Ger tombstone (1853) in the Balashov Cemetery in Privolnoe

Newsletter 14
Jerusalem, Summer 1998

The year 1997 was an extremely exciting and productive period for Center researchers who traversed three continents from North Africa to Europe and Central Asia in their quest to find and document Jewish art.

Newsletter 15
Jerusalem, Summer 2000

Since the publication of the last newsletter, the Center for Jewish Art has been a very busy place, confirmed by the size of this issue!

Newsletter 16
Jerusalem, Winter 2004

"If anything, the current wave of anti-Semitism directed against Jewish synagogues, cemeteries and art objects around the world has only renewed our determination to document Jewish art wherever it is found..." Prof. Aliza Cohen-Mushlin, Director

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Publications of scholars and researchers of "The Center for Jewish Art" (from 2005)

* Narkiss B., Introduction to the Facsimile The Ashburnham Pentateuch – Le Pentateuque de Tours, Patrimonio Ediciones, Valencia 2007.
* Cohen-Mushlin A., Kravtsov S., Levin V., Mickūnaite G. and Šiauciūnaitė-Verbickienė J. (eds.), Synagogues in Lithuania. A Catalogue, A-M, Vilnius, Vilnius Academy of Arts Press, 2009.

The Jerusalem Index of Jewish Art, Volume 3:
"The Rothschild Miscellany"
by Bezalel Narkiss and Gabrielle Sed-Rajna, Jerusalem, 1983

The Miscellany consists of over 70 books on biblical, historical, philosophical and theological topics. The pages are adorned with over 1000 illustrations by Renaissance artists of the Veneto area who worked in the 1480s. A full reference section is included.

RIMONIM
A Periodical of Jewish Art (in Hebrew)

Rimonim is the only periodical in the Hebrew language dedicated to Jewish art. It contains original studies on Jewish art and ethnography, which were originally published in this periodical, as well as selected articles from other publications that were translated into Hebrew

More Publications by the Center for Jewish Art

This publication offers a catalogue of the extant synagogues in Lithuania... Until World War II there were about 1,000 Jewish prayer houses in Lithuania, while today only 10% exist, many abandoned and in different state of deterioration. Only three synagogues are active.

"The Artists of the Kultur-Lige"
by Hillel (Gregory) Kazovsky
Jerusalem and Moscow, 2003
In English and Russian

The Kultur-Lige was a Jewish cultural organization established in 1918 in Kiev with a goal to produce the modern Yiddish culture, which was at the same time national and universal. Later the organization spread to Moscow, Kaunas, Czernowitz, Warsaw etc.

A Pictorial Series of Treasures in the Commonwealth of Independent States

These books, rich with beautiful illustrations, are accompanied by the text in English and Russian written by leading art historians in the former Soviet Union. The first seven of a projected series of fifteen volumes have been published and are available through the CJA

Bet-Tfila Publications

Writings of the BET-TFILA - Research Unit for Jewish Architecture in Europe