The Bezalel Narkiss
Index of Jewish Art

The Center for Jewish Art

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S Species, the Four (Lulav, Hadas, Aravah, Ethrog; See also: Hoshanah Rabba)

Monuments Found: 26+64

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Beit Tefilah Benyamin Synagogue in Chernivtsi - Eastern Wall

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Ethrog container, Kraków

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Synagogue Gmilut Hasadim (GAH) in Suceava - Main Prayer hall - Ceiling decoration

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Torah finials (Georgia, late 19th century)

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Wooden ethrog container of Maksymilian Goldstein

^(120-3)

Hanukkah lamp, Italy?

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Torah shield presented to Tsar Ferdinand of Bulgaria, 1912

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Ancient tombstone with Hebrew inscription and incarved menora in the Archeological Museum in Durrës, Albania

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Ushpizin Plaque, Italy, 1730?

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Sukkah Decoration, Italy, Late 18th Century

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Synagogue of R. Liber in Berdichev, Ukraine

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New Year (~Rosh Hashanah~) postcard with men holding lulavs and etrogs, circa 1915

^(P.2048)

Coins of the Jewish War

^{(No.14251 )}

Coins of the Bar Kokhba Revolt

^{(Isr. PC4)}

Coins of the Bar Kokhba Revolt

^{( Isr. J-m., IAA No.50497 )}

Year four Coin Reverse 1/8 Shekel

^{(Isr. PC2)}

Coins of the Jewish War

^{(Isr. J-m., IM No.14408 )}

Coins of the Jewish War

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Coins of the Bar Kokhba Revolt

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Oil lamp

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Monuments Found: 19+75

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20 objects in children categories:

Ethrog container

^(109A)

Wooden ethrog container of Maksymilian Goldstein

^(120-3)

Hulda synagogue

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Alms box

^{(5 (SZM 2498) )}

Ethrog container, Germany (?)

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Ethrog container (The Jewish home)

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Ethrog container

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New Year (~Rosh Hashanah~) postcard with men holding lulavs and etrogs, circa 1915

^(P.2048)

Coins of the Jewish War

^{(No.14408 )}

Oil lamp

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oil lamp

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Badge "Make a Lulav shake", 1980-2000

^{(JHC-R0058 (Box 1))}

Bar Mitzvah book, Budapest, 1931

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Postcard of Jew holding lulav for sukkot, 1913

^(P.1371)

New Year (~Rosh Hashanah~) postcard with man holding lulav and etrog, circa 1910

^(P.2046)

New Year (~Rosh Hashanah~) postcard with man holding lulav and etrog, circa 1910

^(P.2047)

Postcard, Lilien, Lieder Des Volkes [Songs of the People], early 20th century

^(P.3925)

New Year (Rosh Hashanah) Postcard, Germany, circa 1910

^(P.2055)

Capital form the Ancient Synagogue in Corinth, Greece, 5th - 6th century CE

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