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Jewish Art / Mekavel

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Book 01 Jan 2016 Austria German
Authors: Schubert, Kurt;

handle: 11353/10.441882

Jewish Art / Mekavel

Abstract

Professor Kurt Schubert diskutiert in dieser Materialsammlung die jüdische Kunst in der Antike und in der Auslegung der Rabbinen. Behandelt werden unter anderem die unterschiedlichen Positionen zum Thema bildliche Darstellung im Judentum.

In this collection Professor Kurt Schubert examines Jewish art in Antiquity and its reception by the Rabbis. Various positions on the issue of representational art in Judaism are also discussed.

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Judaistik

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