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Washington Haggadah – Library of Congress – MS Hebr. 181 – Library of Congress (Washington, USA)

Germany — January 29, 1478

Washington Haggadah

MS Hebr. 181 Library of Congress (Washington, USA)
Washington Haggadah – Library of Congress – MS Hebr. 181 – Library of Congress (Washington, USA)
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Washington Haggadah

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Codicology

Alternative Titles
Washingtoner Haggadah
Size / Format
76 pages / 22.5 × 15.5 cm
Origin
Germany
Date
January 29, 1478
Style
Gothic
Language
Hebrew
Script
Hebrew Square Script
Illustrations
10 splendid headpieces, 15 marginalia, numerous fleuronnée initials
Content
Texts for the ritual of Passover Seder
Artist / School
Previous Owners
Provenzali family
Ephraim Deinard
Available facsimile editions:
Washington Haggadah – Library of Congress – MS Hebr. 181 – Library of Congress (Washington, USA)
#1 The Washington Haggadah
Library of Congress – Washington, 1991
Limited Edition: 550 copies
Facsimile Editions

#1 The Washington Haggadah

Library of Congress – Washington, 1991
Washington Haggadah – Library of Congress – MS Hebr. 181 – Library of Congress (Washington, USA)
Washington Haggadah – Library of Congress – MS Hebr. 181 – Library of Congress (Washington, USA) Copyright Photos: Ziereis Facsimiles

Publisher: Library of Congress – Washington, 1991
Limited Edition: 550 copies
Commentary: 1 volume by Myron M. Weinstein, Bezalel Narcissi, Beit-Arié Malachi, Mordechai Glatzer, and Doris A. Hamburg
Language: English
1 volume: This facsimile is not complete. Reproduction of the entire original document as detailed as possible (scope, format, colors). The pages are presented on a larger white background. The binding may not correspond to the original or current document binding.
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