A History of Judaism - Martin Goodman

(Jacob Rumans) #1

  1. (below) Lithograph of
    Shabbat in the Shtetl (c.



  1. by the Ukrainian
    artist Issachar Ber Ryback
    (1897–1935), who
    travelled the Russian
    countryside to study
    Jewish folk life and art.
    This picture was
    published in Shtetl, Mayn
    khoyever heym: a
    gedenknish (1922),
    Ryback’s elegiac depiction
    of Jewish life in his shtetl
    before its destruction in
    the pogroms of 1919.



  1. Wooden sukkah
    (booth) from Fischach,
    southern Germany, c.

  2. The roof has a
    covering of foliage with
    fruits hung for
    decoration. A local
    painter has depicted on
    the walls both the village
    of Fischach and an
    idealized Jerusalem.

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