The travels and observations of Hareach, the wandering Jew : Comprehending a view of the most distinguished events in the history of mankind since the destruction of Jerusalem by Titus. ... / By the Rev. T. Clark.
John Galt 1779-1839
BookThe picture depicts a large figure walking towards the left behind a large wooden chair. The figure's head is painted on a different piece of stretched canvas attached to the painting. A pointing hand is drawn at the upper left corner of the picture, pointing to the figure with two fingers. It is drawn on blue sky background and suggests the hand of God. The head, depicted on a different piece of canvas on a purple background is a bearded, long haired, bird head in prophile with a yellow triangular Jew hat over it. The figure's eye looks backwords, to another pointing hand, but this one is more threating, almost resembling a gun to the head. The sleeve of the figure's white-yellowish robe has blue stains on it and is in the robe's pocket.
Title |
Photograph of: Sgan-Cohen, The wandering Jew. |
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Contributors |
MichaelSgan-Cohen (artist) |
Notes |
Copies/עותקים: 0011030.jpg |
Call number at Current Custodian |
אוסף המרכז לאמנות יהודית - Center for Jewish Art Collection CJA Modern Jewish Art-13940-0011030 |
Host Item |
Modern Jewish Art |
Language |
No linguistic content |
Call Number |
CJA-13940-0011030 |
Access Rights |
online_resources |
Copies |
0011030.jpg |
Other Date |
Israel/Eretz Israel, Tel Aviv, 1980 (1983) |
Physical description of original |
Painting |
Credits |
המרכז לאמנות יהודית באוניברסיטה העברית בירושלים Center for Jewish Art at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem |
National Library system number |
997004254100405171 |
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