Jewish bride posters & prints

The Jewish Bride, c.1667 Rembrandt Harmensz. van Rijn

A Jewish Bride Kaufmann Isidor

The Jewish Bride, 1666-1669 Rembrandt van Rhijn

The Great Jewish Bride, 1635 Rembrandt Harmensz. van Rijn

Portrait of a couple as Old Testament figures, called The Jewish Bride Rembrandt Harmensz. van Rijn

The Great Jewish Bride, 1635 Rembrandt van Rijn

Portrait of a Couple as Figures from the Old Testament, known as 'The Jewish Bride' Rembrandt van Rijn

Portrait of a Couple as Figures from the Old Testament (The Jewish Bride) Rembrandt van Rijn

Isaac and Rebecca Rembrandt Harmensz. van Rijn

Jewish Wedding German School

Simchat Torah, Livorno, 1850 Solomon Alexander Hart

Arm, Head Tefillin and Torah boxes English School

Jewish wedding procession by Georg Puschner from Kirchner's 'Jüdisches Ceremoniel', 1726 German School

Jewish Carnival Procession German School

Chuppah (Marriage Canopy), 1867-1868 Anonymous

A Married Jewish Woman and her Children French School

Ketubah (Jewish marriage contract), 1723 Anonymous

Portrait of David Oppenheim, chief rabbi of Prague, 1773 Johann Balzer

Jewish marriage, Travels through Turkey 1862 Henry J. Van Lennep

The Jewish Wedding Pierre Auguste Renoir

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

Jewish Engagement Celebration German School

Sermon in an israelite oratory (Sermon dans un oratoire israélite), 1897 Anonymous

A Jewish Couple from the Frankfurter Judengasse, 1703 Christoph Weigel

Jewish Wedding in Morocco Pierre-Auguste Renoir

Jewish Divorce scene German School

A Jerusalemite Shepherd Winding the Phylacteries for the Hand, 1895 Carl Haag

Hannukah by Georg Puschner from Kirchner's 'Jüdisches Ceremoniel', 1726 German School

Two Jewish women, c.1600 German School

Passover Haggadah Italian School

Jewish Traders and Merchants, printed by Auguste Bry French School

Portrait of a Young Jewess, c.1928 Bernard Meninsky

An Ashkenazi Rabbi of Jerusalem George Sherwood Hunter

Ketubah by Georg Puschner from Kirchner's 'Jüdisches Ceremoniel', 1726 German School

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

Interior of the Portuguese Synagogue in Amsterdam, c. 1680 Anonymous