Obj. ID: 37073 New (Scheinbach) Synagogue in Przemyśl - photos before 1939
To the main object: New (Scheinbach) Synagogue in Przemyśl, Poland
© Sefer Pshemishl, p. 128, Photographer: Unknown, Before 1939
According to Sefer Przemysl (p. 129), the interior decorations of the New synagogue were performed by Bienenstock, a brother of Dr. Max Bienenstock from Tarnów, a professor in the local Gymnasium.
Murals decorated the high vault of the prayer hall. On its western side, appeared a large depiction of Ps. 137:1-2 (On the river of Babylon), that allow to suppose that the opposed, eastern side, above the Torah ark, was decorated with a depiction of Jerusalem. The lateral sides of the vault bore depictions of the holy places in the Land of Israel.
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New (Scheinbach) Synagogue in Przemyśl - Interior | Unknown
Object Detail
Sefer Pshemishl, p. 128
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1910-1918
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Bibliography
Menczer, Arie, ed. Sefer pshemishl. Tel Aviv: Irgun yotzei Pshemishl be-Israel, 1964.
The English translation of the book is available here: https://www.jewishgen.org/Yizkor/przemysl/prz122.html#122-2r
Galina Glembotskaia, Khudozhniki-evrei L'vova pervoi poloviny XX v.: Zhizn'- tvorchestvo - sud'ba (L'viv, 2015), p. 265.
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