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Jewish Museum (New York, N.Y.)
  • Book
Title Recent American synagogue architecture / [Exhibition] organized by Richard Meier.
Publisher [New York]
Creation Date [1963]
Content The synagogue, by A. Kampf.--The synagogue in Jewish law, by R. Posner.--Statements by Orthodox, Conservative and Reform rabbis on the architecture of the synagogue.--Catalog of the exhibition.--Bibliography.
Extent 63 pages : illus., facsim., plans
24 cm.
Language English
National Library system number 990021255070205171

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