Haggadot Collection

One of the most valuable Haggadot in the history of Hebrew book illumination: important religious and surprising secular texts in an exuberantly illuminated Renaissance manuscript from northern Italy

A richly illuminated prayer book in use for over 650 years: the oldest surviving Ashkenazic manuscript and one of the most important sources of Jewish life in the Middle Ages

People with alienating bird heads at the Seder meal: a creatively constructive approach to the biblical prohibition of images in the oldest surviving Ashkenazi Haggadah

The first printed Haggadah from Amsterdam: Instructions for the Seder and the retelling of the Exodus in four languages, decorated with 137 artful and vivid woodcuts