Grace Cohen Grossman

NO OF PAGES: 283 SUB CAT I: Judaica SUB CAT II: SUB CAT III: DESCRIPTION: A feast for the eyes, the heart, and the mind is this book. It started as a labor of love, when Jacobo and his late wife Asea began to collect these choice objects of superb personal taste. When experience and knowledge joined the love of ritual, a deeper understanding guided the collector's fervor. The result is an assembly of 136 valuable ritual and artistic objects of Jewish art. The collection is by no means a show more comprehensive one, but the variety is immense--from synagogue ritual objects to household ceremonial artifacts for the Sabbath and for Hanukkah, Purim, and other feasts and festivals. For years Jacobo Furman has investigated his collection, studying every piece, researching every bit of information, every comparison, and every meaning related to his beloved treasure.NOTES: Generously donated by Kathleen Hartson on December 16, 2000. SUBTITLE: From the Jacobo and Asea Furman Collection of Judaica show less