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Subject(s)

• Jewish art—Israel—Exhibitions [Browse]
• Judaism—Liturgical objects—Exhibitions [Browse]
• Art—Jerusalem—Exhibitions [Browse]
• Israel—Antiquities—Exhibitions [Browse]
• Muzeʼon Yiśraʼel (Jerusalem)—Exhibitions [Browse]

Related name

• Zalmona, Yigal [Browse]

Notes

• Published in conjunction with a year-long series of 9 exhibitions held at the Israel Museum, Jerusalem, winter 2005-spring 2006.
• Exhibitions in honor of the Israel Museum's 40th anniversary present masterpieces from the museum's collection, all of which relate to the subject of beauty and sanctity.
• "The exhibitions: The Beauty of sanctity : masterworks from every age. Spring-Summer 2005. Beauty and the book. Spring 2005-Spring 2006. In the Beginning : prehistory and the origins of myth. Summer 2005-Spring 2006. Camera Sacra : capturing the soul of nature. Spring-Summer 2005. Sanctus, sanctus, sanctus : saints in European art. Winter 2005-Winter 2006. Lights : an exhibition in conjunction with the Adi Foundation project on "Light and matter". Winter-Fall 2005. -- Beyond the eye of the beholder : ideals of human beauty in Africa and the Americas. Winter-Fall 2005. Vanishing point : hidden beauty in contemporary art. Spring-Fall 2005. Sacred beauty : treasures of Judaica and Jewish ethnography. Spring-Fall 2005."--vol. [1] p. [9].

Language note

English and Hebrew.

Contents

Vol. [2]. Catalogue of works in the exhibitions.

Other title(s)

• Israel Museum at 40
• Yofi u-ḳedushah
• Sanctus, sanctus sanctus: saints in European art.
• Lights: an exhibition in conjunction with the Adi Foundation Project on "Light and Matter."
• Beyond the eye of the beholder: ideals of human beauty in Africa and the Americas.
• Sacred beauty: treasures of Judaica and Jewish ethnography.
• Beauty of sanctity: masterworks from every age.
• Camera sacra: capturing the soul of nature.
• Vanishing point: hidden beauty in contemporary art.
• Beauty and the book.
• In the beginning: prehistory and the origins of myth.

OCLC

123471916

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