Two Jewish Art Salon members, Shoshannah Brombacher and Yona Verwer, will be presenting at the Jewish Museum.
Brombacher will discuss The Portuguese (Marano) Jewish Community in 17th century Amsterdam; and Gravestone inscriptions at Bet Haim cemetery.
Verwer will speak about The Jewish Art Salon, her own art, and Dutch Jewish art today.
Monday November 7, 2011 Learn the little-known history of Jewish communities in The Netherland from the Renaissance to present day. |
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The Jews of The Netherlands Monday, November 7, 2011 Price: $125 Members before October 17 $150 Non-members and Members after October 17 Complimentary Admission: Participants registered for any upcoming Jewish Museum travel program. Itinerary: 10:30-10:45 Registration 10:45 Welcoming Remarks 10:50-11:40 Dr. Jane Gerber Director, Institute for Sephardic Studies, City University of New York Jews in the Dutch Republic: from Portuguese New Christians to Jewish Merchants & Printers 11:45-12:45 Dr. Raymond Scheindlin, Professor of Medieval Hebrew Literature, Jewish Theological Seminary, and Janice Meyerson, Mezzo-soprano From Spinoza to Ann Frank: Literary and Musical Heritage of the Jews of the Low Countries 12:45-2:00 Enjoy a delicious lunch at the Museum's new Lox Cafe. Price of lunch not included in program ticket. 2:00-2:45 Dr. Shoshannah Brombacher Artist, academic researcher and maggidah The Portuguese (Marano) Jewish Community in 17th century Amsterdam; and Gravestone inscriptions at Bet Haim cemetery 2:45-3:30 Dr. Marc Michael Epstein Director of Jewish Studies, Vassar College Representations and Re-Presentations of Jewish Customs in 18th century Amsterdam 3:30-4:10 Salomon L. Vaz Dias Spanish and Portuguese Jews in World War II in the Netherlands 4:10-4:20 Break for light refreshments 4:20-5:05 Cantor Josee Wolff Cantatorial Music of the Dutch Jewish Synagogue 5:05-5:35 Yona Verwer Artist and President, Jewish Art Salon Dutch Jewish Art Today 5:35 Closing Remarks Dr. Aryeh Maindenbaum, Jewish Museum Travel Representative More info: http://www.thejewishmuseum.org/TravelU |
I attended the presentation at the Jewish Museum and was held spellbound! Each presenter was fascinating in their own area of expertise and I was especially struck by Yona Verwer's art. It had unbelievable depth and beauty and I would love to see the paintings in real life, because I'm sure that the slides did not do them justice.
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