An edition of Cherubim and palm trees (2003)

Cherubim and palm trees

the Judaic art of Temple Emanu-El : in celebration of the renaissance of Temple Emanu-el of Greater Miami / by Kenneth Treister ; foreword by Haim Shaked ; preface by Stephen Muss ; afterword by Leonid Feldman ; photography by Carmelo Cunsolo.

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An edition of Cherubim and palm trees (2003)

Cherubim and palm trees

the Judaic art of Temple Emanu-El : in celebration of the renaissance of Temple Emanu-el of Greater Miami / by Kenneth Treister ; foreword by Haim Shaked ; preface by Stephen Muss ; afterword by Leonid Feldman ; photography by Carmelo Cunsolo.

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Sue and Leonard Miller Center for Contemporary Judaic Studies, University of Miami, School of Architecture, University of Miami, Temple Emanu-El of Greater Miami, Ktav Pub & Distributors Inc
Language
English
Pages
51

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Subjects

Art deco (Architecture), Buildings, structures, Conservation and restoration, Jewish art and symbolism, Synagogue architecture, Temple Emanu-El (Miami Beach, Fla.), Themes, motives, Religion, Judaism - Rituals & Practice, Florida, Judaism, Temple Emanu-El (Miami Beach,, Miami Beach, Synagogues

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Kenneth Treister

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Florida, Miami Beach, Miami Beach (Fla.)
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Cover of: The Judaic Art of Temple Emanu-El
The Judaic Art of Temple Emanu-El: In Celebration of the Renaissance of Temple Emanu-El of Greater Miami / by Kenneth Treister ; Foreword by Haim Shaked ; Preface by Stephen Muss
January 2004, Ktav Publishing House
Hardcover in English
Cover of: Cherubim and palm trees
Cherubim and palm trees: the Judaic art of Temple Emanu-El : in celebration of the renaissance of Temple Emanu-el of Greater Miami / by Kenneth Treister ; foreword by Haim Shaked ; preface by Stephen Muss ; afterword by Leonid Feldman ; photography by Carmelo Cunsolo.
2003, Sue and Leonard Miller Center for Contemporary Judaic Studies, University of Miami, School of Architecture, University of Miami, Temple Emanu-El of Greater Miami, Ktav Pub & Distributors Inc
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Table of Contents

Holiness in art
The Dove of Peace sculpture
The mural of Jewish history
The Abraham Frost Sanctuary
The Louis Nieweg Ark and eastern wall
The Clairbel and Saul Simkin Menorot
The Jerusalem lanterns
The talit lights
The prayer book lights
The Noah stained glass window
The central foyer
The Creation mosaic
The Tree of Life doors
Yarmulke holders
Introduction to the temple' stained glass windows
The Rosenzweig Grape Window
The Alan and Dorothy Cohen Fig Window
The Goldbloom and Chuchem Pomegranate Window
The Michael and Judy Adler Olive Window
The Hall of Remembrance
The inglenook
Tzedakah
Mezuzah
Reflections.

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Published in
Coral Gables, Fla, Miami Beach, Fla

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
296.4/6
Library of Congress
NA5235.M53 T73 2003

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Pagination
p. cm.
Number of pages
51

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Open Library
OL3680075M
ISBN 10
0881258237
LCCN
2003023293
OCLC/WorldCat
53315322
Goodreads
4835730

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