Obj. ID: 34059
Jewish Architecture Scuola Tedesca, in the ghetto in Ferrara, Italy - Interior
To the main object: Scuola Tedesca (German synagogue) in Ferrara, Italy
The wall is decorated with medallions and stucco depicting allegorical scenes from Leviticus, probably the work of Gaetano Davia, who also decorated the theater in Ferrara. Carved Torah ark dates back to the seventeenth century. The bimah, originally in the center of the hall, was repositioned to the side of the holy arch in the nineteenth century.
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Scuola Tedesca, in the ghetto in Ferrara | Unknown
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1603
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