Frankfurt mishneh torah posters & prints

The Mishneh Torah (Repetition of the Torah), ca 1460 Anonymous

Maimonides' draft of his legal code, the Mishneh Torah Anonymous

The Mishneh Torah (Repetition of the Torah), ca 1457 Anonymous

Frontispiece of Book Twelve “The Book of Donations and Acquisitions” of the Mishneh Torah of Maimonides French School

Scrolls of the Torah, Torah cover and the Ten Commandments Anonymous

A Misrach, indicating the direction of Jerusalem in Jewish Homes, representing the Menorah Anonymous

Frankfurt-am-Main, The Synagogue Germany Hippolyte Jouvin

Berlin Synagogue German School

Anti-semitism: a pass issued to Jews at Frankfurt Anonymous

The Jewish Quarter in Frankfurt, 1883 Anton Burger

The Gathering in the Synagogue, 1705 German School

A Jewish Couple from the Frankfurter Judengasse, 1703 Christoph Weigel

A Misrach, indicating the direction of Jerusalem in Jewish Homes, representing the Menorah Anonymous

The Synagogue Anonymous

Frankfurt's Jewish Quarter Anonymous

Synagogue where a rabbi reads Hendrik van Damme

Sophus Williams & E. Linde & Co Johann Friedrich Stiehm

Torah scroll of the Jewish community in Kaifeng, China Historical Document

A Rabbinical Disputation Jacob Toorenvliet

Torah scroll of the Jewish community in Kaifeng, China Historical Document

The Five Frankfurters. Anti-Semitic Postcard, c. 1911 Anonymous

The Feast of the Rejoicing of the Torah at the Synagogue in Leghorn, Italy, 1850 Solomon Alexander Hart

The Frankfurt Altarpiece of the Exaltation of the True Cross Adam Elsheimer

A Rabbi tying the Phylacteries to the arm of a boy Franz Obermüller

Judith and Holofernes, from Biblia, Frankfurt, 1564 Unknown

The Coronation of Joseph II as Emperor of Germany in Frankfurt Cathedral, 1764 Martin van Mytens or Meytens

Simchat Torah, Livorno, 1850 Solomon Alexander Hart

Interior of the Portuguese Synagogue in Amsterdam Jan Veenhuysen

Mail sticker for the guests of the Hotel Kölner Hof in Frankfurt am Main, c. 1900 Anonymous

The Entrance of Emperor Francis I into Frankfurt, accompanied by Joseph II Martin van Mytens or Meytens

Rabbi Israel ben Eliezer called Baal Shem Tov, 19th century Anonymous

Abraham Paying Tithes to Melchisedek Battista Franco