Haggadah Collection

The First Passover Feast. Artist: Beuckelaer, Huybrecht (active 1563-1584)
The First Passover Feast. Private Collection

Jesus said, - one of you that eateth with me shall betray me, mid 19th century. Creator
Jesus said, - one of you that eateth with me shall betray me, mid 19th century. Biblical scene, from Mark 14: 18: And as they sat and did eat, Jesus said, Verily I say unto you

Passover. In Amsterdam, Holland
3789991 Passover. In Amsterdam, Holland by Picart, Bernard (1673-1733); (add.info.: Passover. In Amsterdam, Holland. Seder night with family of Dutch Jews sitting around the table)

Preparation for the Passover, 1585. Creator: Johann Sadeler I
Preparation for the Passover, 1585

Preparation for the Passover, c. 1585. Creator: Johann Sadeler I
Preparation for the Passover, c.1585

Christ Instructing Peter and John to Prepare for the Passover, 1504

Plaque with Marking of the Door with the Letter Tau, German, ca. 1200. Creator: Unknown
Plaque with Marking of the Door with the Letter Tau, German, ca. 1200

The Finding of the Saviour in the Temple (cropped), 1854-1855, (1936). Mary and Jospeh find the young Christ in dialogue with the rabbis in the Temple of Jerusalem

The Passover of the Portuguese Jews, c1730s. Creator: Unknown
The Passover of the Portuguese Jews, c1730s. Family eating the Passover Seder (meal). A list of the dishes: 1) shoulder of lamb with hard-boiled egg; 2) bitter herbs; 3) figs, apples, almonds

Stacking unleavened bread for the Passover in a Jewish bakery, 20th century. Artist
Stacking unleavened bread for the Passover in a Jewish bakery, 20th century

Jewish bakery preparing unleavened bread for Passover, 20th century

The Jews Passover, 15th century. Facsimile of a 15th-century missal ornamented with paintings

The First Passover Feast. Private Collection

Shabbat Prayer. Private Collection

Marriage. Haggadah, Mid of the 15th cen Artist: Anonymous
Marriage. Haggadah, Mid of the 15th cen.. Found in the collection of the Museum Judenplatz, Vienna

The Last Supper altarpiece: Passover Seder (left wing), 1464-1468. Artist: Bouts, Dirk (1410 / 20-1475)
The Last Supper altarpiece: Passover Seder (left wing), 1464-1468. Found in the collection of the St. Peters Church, Leuven

The Samaritan Passover. Samaritanism is a parallel but separate religion to Judaism in the Middle East. The numbers of Samaritans declined considerably after the suppression of their revolt against

Book of Sabbath Readings, 1738. Artist: Herlingen, Aaron Wolf (c. 1700-c. 1757)
Book of Sabbath Readings, 1738. Found in the collection of the Israel Museum, Jerusalem

The Institution of Passover, Italian Earthenware plate from Urbino, c1540-1545. Fontano Workshop

Illustration from the Golden Haggadah, 15th century
Illustration from the Golden Haggadah, a Spanish Hebrew manuscript. The Haggadah is used on Passover Eve to commemorate the escape from Egypt

Passover. After a miniature from a 15th century missal

Passover Seder Haggadah in a Jerusalem jewish home, with wine and matsa

The Venice Haggadah. Venice, Italy, 1609. Museum Israel. Jer
The Venice Haggadah. Venice, Italy, 1609. Letterpress, woodcut, and watercolor on paper. Gift of Gitel Blasbalg, New York, in memory of her husband, Pinchas Dov Blasbalg. Museum Israel. Jerusalem

RABBI GAMALIEL (1st CENTURY). Head of the Sanhedrin and teacher of Paul the Apostle. Marginal portait from a Greek Haggadah, probably from Crete, c1583

The Prague Haggadah. Prague, Bohemia, 1526. Israel Museum. J
The Prague Haggadah. Prague, Bohemia, 1526. Illustration: Hayyim Shahor Schwartz. Letterpress and woodcuts on paper. Gift of John D

CELEBRATION OF PASSOVER. Illumination from the Rylands Haggadah, Spain, 14th century

ISRAELITES IN DESERT AT ELIM with springs and palm trees: illumination from Sarajevo Haggadah

JUDAISM: MENORAH. Manuscript illumination from a Haggadah, n. d
JUDAISM: MENORAH. Manuscript illumination from a Haggadah, n.d

HAGGADAH: PASSOVER. Illuminated page from the manuscript of a Spanish Passover haggadah, late 13th century

RABBI AKIBA (c50-c135). Rabbi Akiba ben Joseph. Palestinian rabbi. Akiba ben Joseph instructing his pupils. From the Sarajevo Haggadah, c1350

ELEAZER BEN SHAMMUA. Mishnaic teacher of the 4th generation. Marginal portait from a Greek Haggadah. Probably written in Crete, Greece, c1583

HAGGADAH: PASSOVER. Service of the Eve of Passover. Elaborate marginal ornamentation with a representation of the Hadhdalah ceremony. Hebrew manuscript illumination on vellum by a Spanish hand

HAGGADAH: FIVE RABBIS. The five Rabbis of Benei Berak spend all night explaining the story of the Exodus. Manuscript illumination from a mid-15th century German Haggadah

EXODUS: RED SEA CROSSING. The drowning of Pharoahs army in the Red Sea. Manuscript illumination from Leipnik Haggadah from Altona, Denmark, 1740

EXODUS: LEAVING EGYPT. Pharoah ordering the Israelites out of Egypt (Exodus 14: 8)
EXODUS: LEAVING EGYPT. Pharoah ordering the Israelites out of Egypt (Exodus 14:8). Manuscript illumination from the Golden Haggadah, Spain, c1320

EXODUS: MOSES. Moses holding the tablets on Sinai: illumination from the Sarajevo Haggadah, late 14th century

ABRAHAM AND ISaC. Hand of God sparing Abraham from sacrificing his son, Isaac (Genesis 22: 12): illumination from a Spanish Haggadah, c. 1300

EXODUS: MOSES. Moses admonishing two shepherds (Exodus 2: 17
EXODUS: MOSES. Moses admonishing two shepherds (Exodus 2:17.) Manuscipt illumination from the Golden Haggadah, Spain, 1320-30

THE CHILDHOOD OF MOSES. Manuscript illumination from the Golden Haggadah, Spain, 1320-30

MOSES: CROSSING RED SEA. Illumination from the Rylands Haggadah, Spain, 14th century

HOLY LAND, 1695. Map of the Holy Land from a Passover Haggadah, 1695

HAGGADAH, 1527. Hebrew title page printed by Gerson Cohen, Prague, 1527

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"Haggadah: A Journey Through Time and Artistic Expression" Step into the world of the Haggadah, a sacred text that tells the story of Passover. In this captivating journey through history, we explore various artistic interpretations of this ancient tradition. The First Passover Feast, depicted by artist Beuckelaer in the 16th century, transports us to biblical times. We witness Jesus' poignant words - "one of you that eateth with me shall betray me" - captured in a mid-19th-century masterpiece. Traveling to Venice in 1609, The Venice Haggadah enchants us with its intricate illustrations. Museum Israel preserves this treasure from Italy's rich cultural heritage. Or. 2737 reveals an exquisite falconer Pharaoh from the Hispano-Moresque Haggadah dating back to the 14th century. Its delicate vellum pages transport us to a time when art merged cultures. Amsterdam beckons as we delve into Passover traditions within Dutch society. The vibrant cityscape comes alive with celebrations and rituals passed down through generations. Adam and Eve grace the Sarajevo Haggadah's velvety pages, reminding us of our shared origins and redemption stories across faiths. Johann Sadeler I captures scenes of preparation for Passover in his stunning engravings from the late 16th century. These artworks reflect devotion and meticulousness required for this significant holiday. Intriguingly, Christ instructs Peter and John on preparing for Passover in a remarkable piece from 1504. This artwork showcases how religious narratives intertwine seamlessly throughout history. A German plaque dating back to around 1200 bears markings denoting protection during Passover – an emblematic symbol connecting past customs with contemporary practices.