This unfinished Hebrew manuscript meant for a Passover ritual helps us understand how medieval manuscripts were made
Late Gothic Spain
Through art and text, Elisha ben Abraham Cresques penned the Farhi Bible to preserve his religious and cultural heritage for his descendants.
Elisha ben Abraham Cresques and the Farhi ...
The Catalan Atlas reveals how one 14th-century Jewish mapmaker understood the political and ethnic realities of his world.
The Catalan Atlas
This is one of three known Hebrew Bibles that survive from the Crown of Castile in the 14th century
From Medieval Spain to the Ottoman Empire, ...
The Iberian Peninsula was a dynamic place in the fourteenth century, with artists from what is today France and Italy arriving in the area, as well as Catalan artists traveling elsewhere.
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