Very Good Condition
"Jews in Old Postcards and Prints, a collection of vintage postcards and antique prints annotated by Lars Fischer. The book sheds a thoughtful light on the history of Jews in Europe and around the Mediterranean, mainly in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, and invites readers to reflect on the ways in which both Jews and non-Jews used postcards and prints to portray Jews, their communities, culture and institutions. Above all, the book celebrates the vibrancy and diversity of Jewish life and culture in the "golden age" of the postcard, of a world largely extinguished by the Shoah and the expulsion of Jews from Northern Africa."--
Publication Data:
Author(s): Lars Fischer
Publisher: Vintage Press
Pages: 208
Language: en
Category: Art and Photography
ISBN: 183819780X
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Jews in Old Postcards and Prints: 1 Fischer, Lars (Hardcover)
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