Jewish Museum Collection

Perplex
Sofie Steenhoudt

Holocaust Memorial, Jewish Museum, Berlin, Germany

Jewish Museum (JAodisches Museum) Berlin, designed by architect Daniel Libeskind. Berlin, Germany

No way out
Gerard Jonkman

Spring, 1875. Creator: Monet, Claude (1840-1926)
Spring, 1875. Found in the Collection of Jewish Museum, New York

Ketubah (Jewish marriage contract), 1776. Artist: Anonymous
Ketubah (Jewish marriage contract), 1776. Found in the collection of the Jewish Museum, New York

Sally Etting, 1808. Artist: Sully, Thomas (1783-1872)
Sally Etting, 1808. Found in the collection of the Jewish Museum, New York

Portrait of Solomon Isaacs, ca 1813. Artist: Jarvis, John Wesley (1780-1840)
Portrait of Solomon Isaacs, ca 1813. Found in the collection of the Jewish Museum, New York

Self-Portrait, 1815-1816. Artist: Oppenheim, Moritz Daniel (1800-1882)
Self-Portrait, 1815-1816. Found in the collection of the Jewish Museum, New York

Destruction of Jerusalem by the Romans (Study), 1824. Artist: Heim, Francois-Joseph (1787-1865)
Destruction of Jerusalem by the Romans (Study), 1824. Found in the collection of the Jewish Museum, New York

The Return of the Volunteer from the Wars of Liberation to His Family Still Living in Accordance wit Artist: Oppenheim
The Return of the Volunteer from the Wars of Liberation to His Family Still Living in Accordance with Old Customs, 1833-1834. Found in the collection of the Jewish Museum, New York

Ketubah (Jewish marriage contract), 1843. Artist: Anonymous
Ketubah (Jewish marriage contract), 1843. Found in the collection of the Jewish Museum, New York

The Feast of the Rejoicing of the Torah at the Synagogue in Leghorn, Italy, 1850. Found in the collection of the Jewish Museum, New York

Chuppah (Marriage Canopy), 1867-1868. Artist: Anonymous
Chuppah (Marriage Canopy), 1867-1868. Found in the collection of the Jewish Museum, New York

Ketubah (Jewish marriage contract), 1885. Artist: Anonymous
Ketubah (Jewish marriage contract), 1885. Found in the collection of the Jewish Museum, New York

Portrait of Isidor Gewitsch, c. 1900. Artist: Kaufmann, Isidor (1853-1921)
Portrait of Isidor Gewitsch, c. 1900. Found in the collection of the Jewish Museum, New York

He Cast a Look and Went Mad, 1910. Artist: Minkowski, Maurycy (1881-1930)
He Cast a Look and Went Mad, 1910. Found in the collection of the Jewish Museum, New York

Joseph in Egypt, 1896-1902. Artist: Tissot, James Jacques Joseph (1836-1902)
Joseph in Egypt, 1896-1902. Found in the collection of the Jewish Museum, New York

Adam and Eve Driven From Paradise, 1896-1902. Artist: Tissot, James Jacques Joseph (1836-1902)
Adam and Eve Driven From Paradise, 1896-1902. Found in the collection of the Jewish Museum, New York

Lucy Hessel Reading, 1913. Artist: Vuillard, Edouard (1868-1940)
Lucy Hessel Reading, 1913. Found in the collection of the Jewish Museum, New York

Jewish Museum, Berlin, Germany

Jewish Museum Berlin from Daniel Libeskind

Judisches Museum (Jewish Museum) designed by Daniel Libeskind, Berlin, Germany, Europe

Jewish Museum, Punda District, Willemstad, Curacao, Netherlands Antilles, West Indies, Caribbean, Central America

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The Jewish Museum in Berlin, Germany stands as a powerful testament to the resilience and rich history of the Jewish people. Designed by architect Daniel Libeskind, this iconic structure serves as both a Holocaust Memorial and a museum dedicated to preserving Jewish culture. Inside the walls of the Jewish Museum, visitors are transported through time, exploring artifacts that tell stories of triumph and tragedy. One notable exhibit is the Hall of Ceremonies, once part of Prague's Burial Society building in 1912 but now housed within this remarkable institution. Art lovers will be captivated by masterpieces such as Monet's "Spring" from 1875, showcasing his mastery of light and color. The museum also houses historical treasures like an anonymous artist's Ketubah (Jewish marriage contract) from 1776, providing insight into ancient traditions that have stood the test of time. Portraits come alive within these halls; Sally Etting gazes back at us with her piercing eyes in Thomas Sully's masterpiece from 1808. Solomon Isaacs' dignified presence is captured beautifully by John Wesley Jarvis around 1813. Moritz Daniel Oppenheim reveals himself through self-portraits painted between 1815-1816, while Francois-Joseph Heim depicts the Destruction of Jerusalem by the Romans in his study from 1824. Another captivating Ketubah on display dates back to 1843—an exquisite example of artistic craftsmanship intertwined with sacred vows. Visiting the Jewish Museum is not merely an educational experience; it is a journey filled with emotion and reflection. It reminds us all to cherish our shared humanity while honoring those who came before us—those who endured unimaginable hardships yet managed to leave behind legacies that continue to inspire generations today.