How a deeply religious Christian artist captured the spirit of the Jewish holy land
In the early 19th century, David Roberts took a dangerous and unprecedented trip from England to travel the same route that Jews took during the Exodus
In the early 19th century, David Roberts took a dangerous and unprecedented trip from England to travel the same route that Jews took during the Exodus
The painting by Maurycy Minkowski (circa 1920) was almost lost during the 1994 bombing of the AMIA in Buenos Aires
A new exhibit at Indiana University is bringing Anna Walinska's work to a new audience
Before Oct. 7, Sam Griffin's work was personal and introspective; then he was drafted into the Israeli army
The late pope's favorite painting was a reaction to the horrors of the Nazi regime
The not-very-surprising answer is: no. But why?
An exhibit in Warsaw displays artwork created by Jews as a strategy for staying alive.
In David Stern's 'Silent Running' are images of terror and the colors of conflagration
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