Passover Haggadah from Darmstadt – 1733

Scenes from the Passover Seder, but also naked men and women bathing or the non-kosher killing of animals as sport: an Ashkenazic Haggadah richly illuminated with gold that is extraordinary in many respects

The rites of the Seder in splendidly colored miniatures based on the work of Abraham bar Jacob: the trilingual Haggadah by the scholar, illuminator and scribe Joseph ben David from the Moravian town of Leipnik

The oldest surviving Haggadah with copperplate engraving and one of the first printed Hebrew maps of the Holy Land: Abraham ben Jacob's masterful picture cycle, which would shape Haggadah art for decades to come

The second edition of the famous Amsterdam Haggadah: Abraham ben Jacob's influential cycle of copperplate engravings, complemented by the Ten Plagues and contemporary depictions of the rituals of the Seder