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

From the heyday of 18th-century Jewish manuscript culture: Natan ben Abraham Speier's beautiful Ashkenazi Haggadah manuscript with 18 large-format miniatures in vibrant colors

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

The first and only Haggadah manuscript of the French 19th century: a multilingual Haggadah in the Empire style, created as an artistic wedding gift for the brother of the brilliant artist