Illustrations from The Haggadah by renowned artist and book illustrator Arthur Szyk.
Szyk, who was born in Poland in 1894, was known for his politically engaged art. His illustration of the Parable of the Four Sons, for example, shows the “Wicked Son” as a man dressed in German clothes, with a Hitler-like mustache and a Bavarian hat.
One of the many varied Haggadot for you to view in VCU Libraries.
A couple of 6x4 inch sketches.
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The King in Yellow by Dave Kendall
some artwork by James Stokoe in black and white.
Untitled, 1911, Gino Severini
Boy Staring at an Apparition (1824-25) - Francisco Goya
Art by Camille Andre
Classic Polish movie posters - TAKSÓWKARZ (Taxi Driver) Directed by: Martin Scorsese (1976)