Purim Collection

Jewish Scroll Ms
A carved Esther scroll case depicting the story of Purim. This is a Jewish manuscript from Eastern Europe

Scroll of Esther, known as the Megillah, Purim celebration, Paris, France, Europe

The celebration of Purim
5307589 The celebration of Purim.; (add.info.: Engraving depicting the celebration of Purim. Purim is a Jewish holiday that commemorates the saving of the Jewish people from Haman)

Parisian Synagogue on the Rue st
3916899 Parisian Synagogue on the Rue st; (add.info.: Parisian Synagogue on the Rue st. Jacques, late 18th century. Caption reads: 'Vue d'Optique Nouvelle)

follow the leader
Linda Wride

Orthodox Jew in the Belz Synagogue, Jerusalem, Israel, Middle East

Israel, Tel Aviv, Purim holiday masks

Book of Esther, c. 1793 (ink & w / c on paper)
694925 Book of Esther, c.1793 (ink & w/c on paper) by Jewish school, (18th century); Musee d Art et d Histoire du Judaisme, Paris

Esther 2 15-18, Esther is chosen to be Queen by the Persian King Ahasuerus
STC67535 Esther 2 15-18, Esther is chosen to be Queen by the Persian King Ahasuerus, from the Nuremberg Bible (Biblia Sacra Germanaica) (coloured woodcut) by German School

Purim ceremony 1712
Purim is a Jewish holiday that commemorates the saving of the Jewish people from Haman, who had planned to kill all Jews. Purim involves exchanging gifts of food and drink

The Jewish feast of Purim, or lots, 1712 (engraving)
972331 The Jewish feast of Purim, or lots, 1712 (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Jewish feast of Purim, or lots, 1712)

The Feast of Esther, c. 1625
3576982 The Feast of Esther, c.1625 by Lievens, Jan the Elder (1607-74); 130.8x163.8 cm; North Carolina Museum of Art, Raleigh

One of many
Tomer Eliash

Book of Esther (Meguilah), Purim celebration in a Liberal synagogue, Paris, France, Europe

Flora Purim, Ronnie Scotts, London, 1993. Artist: Brian O Connor
Flora Purim, Ronnie Scott s, London, 1993

The Jewish Feast of Purim or Cots, 1712 (19th century). Artist: James Gardner
The Jewish Feast of Purim or Cots, 1712 (19th century). Purim celebrates the deliverance of the Jews of ancient Persia from the plot by Haman to annihilate them

TEL AVIV: PURIM FESTIVAL. A young woman from Yemen representing Queen Esther at the Purim festival in Tel Aviv, 1934

Purim Ball
Illustration of the Purim Ball. One of the great hebrew holidays in commemoration of Esthers deliverance of the Jews from Haman. Taken from Frank Leslies Popular Monthly circa 1880

JEWISH HOLIDAY, 1663. Jews celebrating Purim with noisemakers to shut out the name of Haman. Woodcut from Johann Leusdens Pholologus Hebraeo-mixtus... Utrecht, 1663

JEWISH HOLIDAY, 1663. Jews celebrating Purim with noisemakers to shut out the name of Haman. Woodcut from Johann Leusdens Pholologus Hebraeo-mixtus... Utrecht, Netherlands, 1663

Reading the Book of Esther during Purim celebration in a synagogue, Montrouge, Hauts-de-Seine, France, Europe

Purim celebration in the Belz Synagogue, Jerusalem, Israel, Middle East

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"Purim: A Celebration of Jewish Heritage and Triumph" Step into the world of Purim, a joyous festival that commemorates the triumph of the Jewish people against adversity. At its heart lies the Scroll of Esther, also known as the Megillah, which tells a tale of courage and divine intervention. From Paris to Jerusalem, Europe to the Middle East, Purim is celebrated with great enthusiasm by Jews around the world. In Orthodox synagogues like Belz Synagogue in Jerusalem, devout worshippers gather to read from this sacred scroll and honor Queen Esther's bravery. In Tel Aviv, Israel's vibrant cityscape comes alive during Purim as locals don colorful masks and costumes. It's a time when inhibitions are shed away as people follow their leader in revelry and celebration. The Book of Esther itself holds historical significance dating back centuries. An ink & watercolor masterpiece from 1793 captures its essence beautifully while an engraving from 1712 depicts a grand Purim ceremony filled with merriment. Purim is not just one event but rather an occasion celebrated worldwide in various ways. Liberal synagogues in Paris embrace this festive spirit by hosting their own unique Purim celebrations where all are welcome to join in on the festivities. As we delve into this ancient feast through time-honored traditions and cultural expressions, let us remember how Queen Esther's bravery continues to inspire generations today. May Purim serve as a reminder that even amidst challenges, unity and faith can lead us towards victory.