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Obj. ID: 45455  Drawing, Jerusalem, circa 1930

© Gross Family Collection, Photographer: Bar Hama, Ardon, -

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Date
circa 1930
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Gross Family Collection No.
031.011.018
Material/Technique
Paper, Pencil, Drawing
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Measurements
Height: 50.1 cm, Width: 35.2 cm Matted: 70 cm H X 50 cm W
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Hallmark
Iconographical Subject
H | Haggadah, Passover (Listed according to the text of the Haggadah; See also separate biblical subjects in this list) | Hymns at the end of the seder: | Had Gadya (One Only Kid)
I | Illustrative medallion
O | Ornamentation: | Full page framed
H | Haggadah, Passover (Listed according to the text of the Haggadah; See also separate biblical subjects in this list) | Hymns at the end of the seder: | Had Gadya (One Only Kid) | Father bought a kid for two zuzim
H | Haggadah, Passover (Listed according to the text of the Haggadah; See also separate biblical subjects in this list) | Hymns at the end of the seder: | Had Gadya (One Only Kid) | Cat came and ate the kid
H | Haggadah, Passover (Listed according to the text of the Haggadah; See also separate biblical subjects in this list) | Hymns at the end of the seder: | Had Gadya (One Only Kid) | Dog then bit the cat
H | Haggadah, Passover (Listed according to the text of the Haggadah; See also separate biblical subjects in this list) | Hymns at the end of the seder: | Had Gadya (One Only Kid) | Dog was beaten by a stick
H | Haggadah, Passover (Listed according to the text of the Haggadah; See also separate biblical subjects in this list) | Hymns at the end of the seder: | Had Gadya (One Only Kid) | Stick was burned by fire
H | Haggadah, Passover (Listed according to the text of the Haggadah; See also separate biblical subjects in this list) | Hymns at the end of the seder: | Had Gadya (One Only Kid) | Water quenched the fire
H | Haggadah, Passover (Listed according to the text of the Haggadah; See also separate biblical subjects in this list) | Hymns at the end of the seder: | Had Gadya (One Only Kid) | Ox drank the water
H | Haggadah, Passover (Listed according to the text of the Haggadah; See also separate biblical subjects in this list) | Hymns at the end of the seder: | Had Gadya (One Only Kid) | Shohet slaughtered the ox
H | Haggadah, Passover (Listed according to the text of the Haggadah; See also separate biblical subjects in this list) | Hymns at the end of the seder: | Had Gadya (One Only Kid) | Shohet was killed by the Angel of Death
H | Haggadah, Passover (Listed according to the text of the Haggadah; See also separate biblical subjects in this list) | Hymns at the end of the seder: | Had Gadya (One Only Kid) | Angel of Death was destroyed by God
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Condition
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Present Usage Details
Condition of Building Fabric
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Historical significance: Collective Memory/Folklore
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Description

The following description was prepared by William Gross:

 

This artwork is a preliminary drawing by the famous Bezalel School artist Zeev Raban, apparently  the song Had Gadya for a Haggadah.

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Façade (main)
Endivances
Location of Torah Ark
Location of Apse
Location of Niche
Location of Reader's Desk
Location of Platform
Temp: Architecture Axis
Arrangement of Seats
Location of Women's Section
Direction Prayer
Direction Toward Jerusalem
Signature
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Binding
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