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Auction 11 · Lot 219

Brightly colored illustrations of the various objects associated with the Temple, accomplished in orange, pink, yellow, blue and gilt on paper. Manuscript text labels in Samaritan Hebrew script. Black and red inks on paper

Estimate
$2,000–$3,000
Hammer price
Not recorded

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author

(SAMARITAN ILLUMINATED LEAF)

Publication

n.d

summary

For Samaritans, the cult of the Temple is located on Mount Gerizzim in Shechem/ Nablus. The top panel illustrates the staves of Aaron and Moses, as well as the Ark of the Covenant and its Cherubs. The second panel illustrates the Menorah, the Bronze Altar, the Incence Altar as well as the Entrance to the Tent of Meeting. The third panel illustrates the Laver, the Priestly Robes in addition to the Main Altar. What appear to be staves are labled “keruvim” (Cherubs). The entire composition is encircled by a frame which is decorated with letters of the Samaritan alphabet, followed by various combinations
Single folio leaf. Lightly browned with central fold
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