Oct 5, 2016
Printed in Venice in 1593, this is one of the earliest illustrated Yiddish books, one that documents Jewish customs for the entire year. The woodcut seen here shows the blowing of the Shofar in the synagogue on Rosh Hashana.
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Printed in Venice in 1593, this is one of the earliest illustrated Yiddish books, one that documents Jewish customs for the entire year. The woodcut seen here shows the blowing of the Shofar in the synagogue on Rosh Hashana.