Date / Time
- August 2, 2019
3:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Explore the philosophy and history of some of the first books printed in the Hebrew language.
Upcoming Events
Hands-On Tour: Early Hebrew Books II
Date / Time
- May 17, 2019
3:00 pm - 4:00 pm
While Jews themselves were rare in the Americas in the 17th century, word of the possible re-appearance of the Lost Tribes of Israel in the New World spread through the printed word in texts published in London and the Continent during the middle of the century. This tour examines early printed books in English, Latin, Dutch, Hebrew, and Native American languages, but only curiosity is required to learn about them. This fascinating mix of books tell a story of cultural misunderstanding in an age of exploration and expansion.
Hands-On Tour: Early Hebrew Books I
Date / Time
- May 10, 2019
3:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Explore the philosophy and history of some of the first books printed in the Hebrew language.
Dr. Rosenbach’s Message to a Troubled World: Unity and Hope through Knowledge and Books
Eighty years ago this December, Dr. A.S.W. Rosenbach hosted a rare book auction designed to help refugees from Nazi Germany Cover of the catalogue for the charitable auction held at the Hotel Plaza, New York City, December 8, 1938. This copy belonged to John Fleming, who catalogued the items for sale. Note the Rockwell Kent …
Hands-On Tour: Early Hebrew Books II
Date / Time
- December 14, 2018
3:00 pm - 4:00 pm
While Jews themselves were rare in the Americas in the 17th century, word of the possible re-appearance of the Lost Tribes of Israel in the New World spread through the printed word in texts published in London and the Continent during the middle of the century. This tour examines early printed books in English, Latin, Dutch, Hebrew, and Native American languages, but only curiosity is required to learn about them. This fascinating mix of books tell a story of cultural misunderstanding in an age of exploration and expansion.
Hands-On Tour: Early Hebrew Books I
Date / Time
- December 7, 2018
3:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Explore the philosophy and history of some of the first books printed in the Hebrew language. Each has its own visual beauty and its own story to tell about early printing in Europe, local cultural tensions, change, and continuity.Whether you are a reader of Hebrew or not, you can engage with these volumes and learn about early works of philosophy and faith.
Hands-On Tour: Early Hebrew Books II
Date / Time
- January 12, 2018
3:00 pm - 4:00 pm
While Jews themselves were rare in the Americas in the 17th century, word of the possible re-appearance of the Lost Tribes of Israel in the New World spread through the printed word in texts published in London and the Continent during the middle of the century. This tour examines early printed books in English, Latin, Dutch, Hebrew, and Native American languages, but only curiosity is required to learn about them. This fascinating mix of books tell a story of cultural misunderstanding in an age of exploration and expansion.
Hands-On Tour: Early Hebrew Books I
Date / Time
- January 5, 2018
3:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Explore the philosophy and history of some of the first books printed in the Hebrew language. Each has its own visual beauty and its own story to tell about early printing in Europe, local cultural tensions, change, and continuity.Whether you are a reader of Hebrew or not, you can engage with these volumes and learn about early works of philosophy and faith.
At table with the Rosenbach brothers
This blog post was written by Andrew White Dealers and collectors in rare and lovely things, the founding brothers of the Rosenbach had a profound connection to their Jewish heritage—reflected particularly in the collecting and scholarly pursuits of the younger brother, Dr. Abraham Rosenbach. Dr. Rosenbach was president of the New York Jewish Historical Society …
Hands-On Tour: Early Hebrew Books II
Date / Time
- September 1, 2017
3:00 pm - 4:00 pm
While Jews themselves were rare in the Americas in the 17th century, word of the possible re-appearance of the Lost Tribes of Israel in the New World spread through the printed word in texts published in London and the Continent during the middle of the century. This tour examines early printed books in English, Latin, Dutch, Hebrew, and Native American languages, but only curiosity is required to learn about them. This fascinating mix of books tell a story of cultural misunderstanding in an age of exploration and expansion.