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JEWISH HOLIDAY, 1663. Building the bower for Sukkot, the Jewish Harvest Festival

JEWISH HOLIDAY, 1663. Building the bower for Sukkot, the Jewish Harvest Festival


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JEWISH HOLIDAY, 1663. Building the bower for Sukkot, the Jewish Harvest Festival

JEWISH HOLIDAY, 1663.
Building the bower for Sukkot, the Jewish Harvest Festival. Woodcut from Johann Leusdens Philologus Hebraeo-mixtus... Utrecht, 1663

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1663 Autumn Construction Dutch Festival Harvest Johan Judaism Netherlands Shelter Leusden Sukkot


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This print captures a moment in history during the Jewish Harvest Festival, Sukkot, in 1663. The image showcases the construction of a bower, a temporary shelter traditionally built for this festive occasion. Created as a woodcut by Johann Leusden for his book "Philologus Hebraeo-mixtus" this piece offers us a glimpse into the Dutch perspective on Judaism during that era. The scene depicts men diligently working together to build the sukkah, using their skills and knowledge to create a welcoming space for celebration and reflection. The autumnal backdrop adds an enchanting touch to the overall ambiance, emphasizing the connection between nature's bounty and Jewish traditions. As we observe this historical moment frozen in time, it serves as a reminder of both cultural diversity and religious devotion. This image not only highlights the importance of Sukkot within Judaism but also sheds light on how different communities celebrated this joyous festival centuries ago. Through its intricate details and artistic craftsmanship, this woodcut transports us back to 17th-century Netherlands when individuals came together to honor their faith while embracing unity and harmony with nature. It is an extraordinary testament to human creativity and resilience throughout history.

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