Rabbi Collection (#8)

NEW YORK RABBI, 1890. Wood engraving after a drawing, 1890, by T. V. Chominski
NEW YORK RABBI, 1890. Wood engraving after a drawing, 1890, by T.V. Chominski

NEW YORK: IMMIGRANTS, 1891. Some of the more than 400, 000 immigrants processed in 1891 at the Barge Office at the Battery on the tip of Manhattan

CIRCUMCISION OF CHRIST. Line engraving, 1599, by Crispian van de Passe the Elder

SAINT JOHN THE BAPTIST. The circumcision of the son of Zacharius (St. Luke 1: 63)
SAINT JOHN THE BAPTIST. The circumcision of the son of Zacharius (St. Luke 1:63). Copper engraving, English, 18th century

SYNAGOGUE, 19th CENTURY. Interior of a synagogue. Steel engraving, 19th century, after a painting of 1830 by Solomon Alexander Hart

HEBREW HIGH PRIEST. Hebrew high priest burning incense. Wood engraving, 19th century

GREAT SANHEDRIN COURT. The Great Sanhedrin, the supreme rabbinic court of Jerusalem during the second Commonwealth Era, in session. Copper engraving from an 18th century English Bible

NEW YORK SYNAGOGUE, 1871. The Day of Atonement at the Jewish Synagogue in Sixth Street, Near Second Avenue. Wood engraving, American, 1871

JEWISH LIFE, 18th CENTURY. The Jewish ceremony of sounding the horn on New Years Day. Line engraving, English, 18th century

JEWISH LIFE, 18th CENTURY. Holding up the Law in the sight of the people before it is read to them. Line engraving, English, 18th century

HANNAH, SAMUEL & ELI. Hannah brings Samuel to Eli (I Samuel 1: 25). Wood engraving, American, 1884
HANNAH, SAMUEL & ELI. Hannah brings Samuel to Eli (I Samuel 1:25). Wood engraving, American, 1884

SHABBETAI TZEVI (1626-1676). Hebrew mystic from the Ottoman Empire and self-proclaimed messiah. Shabbetai Tzevi blessing one of his followers. Line engraving, 18th century

Maimonides, Jewish philosopher
Maimonides statue. Moshes Ben Maimon (Maimonides, 1135-1204), born in Cordoba, was a Jewish rabbi and philosopher. He wrote the Mishneh Torah (1180), the first systematic code of all Jewish law

Jews teaching a child the laws of ancient Israel
Jews teaching a child the laws, ancient Israel. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

Saint Paul, and his conversion
Saint Paul of Tarsus, Rabbi, tentmaker, missionary, sword in one hand, bible in the other. The second illustration shows his visionary experience on the road to Damascus

Saint Paul of Tarsus, Rabbi, tentmaker, missionary & writer

Saint Peter with Saint Paul
Saint Peter, one of the Twelve Apostles and the first Pope, depicted holding the Keys to the Kingdom of Heaven, entrusted to him by Jesus

Dr. Joseph Herman Hertz (1872-1946)
Photograph of Dr. Joseph Herman Hertz, the British Zionist leader and writer, taken in 1913, when he had just become the new Chief Rabbi of the British Empire

C18 Jewish Divorce
Jewish divorce at Fuerth, Bavaria : the rabbi is in the act of throwing the letter or bill of divorcement

Rabbi putting on phylacteries, Paris, France, Europe

Jesus Preaches in Temple
The boy Jesus preaches in the temple, while Mary and Joseph wonder where he can have got to

Synagogue Interior
Interior of a synagogue - the Rabbi blesses the people while holding up the Book of the Law - the women watch from behind lattices

A Jewish rabbi in traditional costume

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"Exploring the Rich Legacy of Rabbi: From Ancient Israel to Modern Times" Rabbi Israel ben Eliezer, also known as Baal Shem Tov, was a prominent figure in the 19th century. His teachings and spiritual leadership had a profound impact on Jewish communities. In Giotto's fresco from the Scrovegni Chapel in Padua, we see a depiction of a Jewish high priest and Levite from ancient Israel. This artwork serves as a reminder of the significant role that rabbis played in religious ceremonies and rituals throughout history. The Beth Din, or Court of the Chief Rabbi, has been an institution where important decisions regarding Jewish law are made. It symbolizes the authority and wisdom possessed by these revered individuals who guide their communities with integrity. Jonathan ben Nathan Eybeschütz was another influential rabbi whose portrait captures his intellectual prowess and dedication to Judaism. His contributions continue to inspire scholars today. Judaism places great importance on its sacred texts such as Torah scrolls. The black case depicted here is an example from Libya in 1889 – it represents reverence for scripture and preservation of tradition. Manuscript illuminations like "The Presentation in the Temple" showcase how rabbis have been instrumental in preserving biblical stories through artistry. These intricate illustrations bring religious narratives to life for generations to come. The Vilna Gaon, an anonymous 19th-century artist's portrayal, sheds light on one of Lithuania's most respected rabbis. His scholarly pursuits left an indelible mark on Jewish learning during this era. Hebrew inscriptions dating back centuries serve as tangible evidence of rabbinic influence throughout history. These writings offer insights into their teachings, customs, and beliefs that shaped Jewish culture over time. From Constantinople to Turkey, rabbis have served diverse communities worldwide. Their guidance ensures continuity within Judaism while adapting to different cultural contexts along the way. Lastly, we honor the Late Rev.