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Antisemitism in Art: from the fourth to the twenty-first century
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Antisemitism in Art: from the fourth to the twenty-first century. History does not repeat itself. It does serve as precedent. Secular antisemitism owes its origins to 1700 years of Christian anti-Judaism, the Jewish Problem. The Holocaust, outgrowth of that history, was the West’s nearly successful Final Solution to that “problem.” To ignore History, to blame a “Hitler,” is to subject our children to the mercy of that history. Is our country exceptional? Italicized sites have no content). Or is the pheno...
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4. Antisemitism in Art: The Renaissance: Martin Luther, the Evangelist
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4 Antisemitism in Art: The Renaissance. Monday, September 1, 2008. Martin Luther, the Evangelist. Martin Luther by Lucas Cranach1529. 1543, is abridged below. The final pararaph of that document provided the passage quoted above. The original title page of On the Jews and their Lies, written by Martin Luther in 1543. Know Christians that next to the devil thou hast no enemy more cruel, more venomous and violent than a true Jew. What shall we Christians do with this rejected and condemned people, the Jews?
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3. Antisemitism in Art: The Middle Ages: March 2008
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3 Antisemitism in Art: The Middle Ages. Saturday, March 15, 2008. The Crusades, and Anti-Jewish Myths. The Crusades, 1096 -. ON THEIR WAY TO JERUSALEM the crusaders left a path of death and destruction behind in Jewish communities along the Rhine and Danube "because," they are recorded as explaining, "why should we attack the unbelievers in the Holy Land, and leave the infidels in our midst undisturbed? French bible illustration of 1250 depicts Jews (identifiable by the Judenhut, the "Jew hat" men were f...
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4. Antisemitism in Art: The Renaissance: September 2008
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4 Antisemitism in Art: The Renaissance. Tuesday, September 2, 2008. The Renaissance: Lethal anti-Judaism organizes. Within the plastic arts, particularly in the north, Jews took on a more sinister image, grotesque caricatures, of a people delighting in tormenting, in murdering the Christian messiah. While the insidious and hateful actions attributed to Jews was also starkly represented in southern painting (Paolo Uccello's Miracle of the Profaned Host. Matthias Grünewald, The Mocking of Christ, c.1503.
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5. Antisemitism in Art, The Enlightenment, and the advent of Secular Antisemitism: September 2008
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5 Antisemitism in Art, The Enlightenment, and the advent of Secular Antisemitism. Web Page "UNDER CONSTRUCTION.". Sorry for the inconvenience. Tuesday, September 16, 2008. Anti-Jewish Art, 17th -18th Century. Caravagio Civica Galleria Di Palazzo Rosso, Genoa - Italy. Christ disputing with the Doctors (Rabbis),. Dirck van Baburen .DUTCH (1595-1624) - Dopo Caravaggio,. Art Museum, U.S.A. Ch rist disputing with the Doctors,. Bartolomeo Manfredi .ITALIAN (1582-1622). Galleria Degli, Uffizi, Florence. Giusepp...
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Antisemitism in Art: from the fourth to the twenty-first century: Yom Hashoah at art6 Gallery, May, 2009
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Antisemitism in Art: from the fourth to the twenty-first century. History does not repeat itself. It does serve as precedent. Secular antisemitism owes its origins to 1700 years of Christian anti-Judaism, the Jewish Problem. The Holocaust, outgrowth of that history, was the West’s nearly successful Final Solution to that “problem.” To ignore History, to blame a “Hitler,” is to subject our children to the mercy of that history. Is our country exceptional? Italicized sites have no content). Entrance to Hun...
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9. Antisemitism in Art, Hashoah: Those who survived: Esther Lurie, Artist of the Kovno Ghetto
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9 Antisemitism in Art, Hashoah: Those who survived. Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies, University of Minnesota for their efforts in keeping alive the memory and creations of those who suffered or lost their lives for the crime of being Jewish. This exhibit is, in part, adapted from their on-line exhibition. Following their release from the murder centers, these artist-survivors recalled their experience in this series of images. Saturday, March 1, 2008. Esther Lurie, Artist of the Kovno Ghetto.
