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Obj. ID: 42160
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  New Year (~Rosh Hashanah~) postcard with man holding lulav and etrog, circa 1910

© Gross Family Collection, Photographer: Unknown,

The postcard is loosely based on the painting by Leopold Pilichowski "Sukkot" or "Examining the Lulav" (1894/95).

French inscription reads: Good and happy New Year

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New Year (~Rosh Hashanah~) postcard | Unknown
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Date
circa 1910
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Artist/ Maker
The Cairo Postcard Trust, printing in Cairo
Pilichowski, Leopold (painter, 1869-1934)
{"4126":"Joseph Max Lichtenstern moved to Egypt from Vienna in 1893 and took up permanent residence there in 1897. In 1899 he began publishing postcards under the name, Cairo Postcard Trust, but also issued black and white postcards under his own name. Two years later he teamed up with David Harari to form an importing business. They would also take up the publishing of postcards. Between 1904 and 1908 they seem to have taken on another partner, changing their name to Lichtenstern, Harari and Co., but they continued to use their original name, Lichtenstern "}
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Height: 14 cm, Width: 8.7 cm
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