Laura Yares looks back at the 19th-century educators, mostly women, who developed a new model for teaching American kids about Judaism. (JTA) — As a kid I went to Sunday school at our Reform synagogue ...
The photograph in question is a historical recreation and artistic representation of 19th-century Jewish life unrelated to intimate wigs. Described as a “hauntingly nostalgic” photograph, the image of ...
"Distributed in the USA and Canada by Rizzoli International Publicatins, Inc., through St. Martin's Press" -- T.p. verso. Produced to accompany an exhibition at the Jewish Museum, November 18, ...
“The Western Wall,” painted by Gustav Bauernfeind, was discovered in storage at a California synagogue. (New York Jewish Week) – A hyper-realistic 19th-century painting of worshippers at the Western ...
Influencers organizing around the hashtag #Tradwife have claimed the mantle of historical memory by tracing a line from Victorian wives and mothers to idealized 1950s housewives to themselves. They ...
Whether a community’s history is well documented and researched is often an accident of nature. Due to a combination of different factors, some Jewish communities’ records are sparse and hard to piece ...
Carol Clingan is obsessive, and that can be a mixed blessing. On the one hand, she can’t resist the impulse to collect vintage cookie and cracker tins — thousands of them — which are impressively ...
The photograph in question is a historical recreation and artistic representation of 19th-century Jewish life unrelated to intimate wigs. Described as a "hauntingly nostalgic" photograph, the image of ...
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