Kurt und Ursula Schubert Archiv
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Illustrations for Ursula Schubert's lecture: Semester Seminar: Jewish Book Illumination in the Middle Ages I
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This resource was compiled by the Center for Jewish Art at Hebrew University in Jerusalem and is based on the "Ursula and Kurt Schubert Archives for Hebrew Illustrated... show more
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This resource was compiled by the Center for Jewish Art at Hebrew University in Jerusalem and is based on the "Ursula and Kurt Schubert Archives for Hebrew Illustrated Manuscripts". It provides links to some of the scenes discussed in the Urusla Schubert material. If relevant images are available in the Archives, the resource contains the corresponding link.
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Illustrations for Ursula Schubert's lecture: The Continuity of Ancient Jewish Art in the Middle Ages
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This resource was compiled by the Center for Jewish Art at Hebrew University in Jerusalem and is based on the "Ursula and Kurt Schubert Archives for Hebrew Illustrated... show more
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This resource was compiled by the Center for Jewish Art at Hebrew University in Jerusalem and is based on the "Ursula and Kurt Schubert Archives for Hebrew Illustrated Manuscripts". It provides links to some of the scenes discussed in the Urusla Schubert material. If relevant images are available in the Archives, the resource contains the corresponding link.
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Illustrations for Ursula Schubert's lecture: The Problem with calling art ‘Jewish’
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This resource was compiled by the Center for Jewish Art at Hebrew University in Jerusalem and is based on the "Ursula and Kurt Schubert Archives for Hebrew Illustrated... show more
Related text material: https://phaidra.univie.ac.at/detail_object/o:475084
This resource was compiled by the Center for Jewish Art at Hebrew University in Jerusalem and is based on the "Ursula and Kurt Schubert Archives for Hebrew Illustrated Manuscripts". It provides links to some of the scenes discussed in the Urusla Schubert material. If relevant images are available in the Archives, the resource contains the corresponding link.
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Illustrations for Ursula Schubert's lecture: The Image of Christ in the First Centuries
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This resource was compiled by the Center for Jewish Art at Hebrew University in Jerusalem and is based on the "Ursula and Kurt Schubert Archives for Hebrew Illustrated... show more
Related text material: https://phaidra.univie.ac.at/detail_object/o:475149
This resource was compiled by the Center for Jewish Art at Hebrew University in Jerusalem and is based on the "Ursula and Kurt Schubert Archives for Hebrew Illustrated Manuscripts". It provides links to some of the scenes discussed in the Urusla Schubert material. If relevant images are available in the Archives, the resource contains the corresponding link.
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Illustrations for Ursula Schubert's lecture: Death and Resurrection in Early Jewish and Early Christian Art
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This resource was compiled by the Center for Jewish Art at Hebrew University in Jerusalem and is based on the "Ursula and Kurt Schubert Archives for Hebrew Illustrated... show more
Related text material: https://phaidra.univie.ac.at/detail_object/o:472170
This resource was compiled by the Center for Jewish Art at Hebrew University in Jerusalem and is based on the "Ursula and Kurt Schubert Archives for Hebrew Illustrated Manuscripts". It provides links to some of the scenes discussed in the Urusla Schubert material. If relevant images are available in the Archives, the resource contains the corresponding link.
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Einladung: Übergabe Kurt und Ursula Schubert-Archiv und Buchpräsentation "Erlebte Geschichte"
Die Übergabe des Kurt und Ursula Schubert-Archives gemeinsam mit der Buchpräsentation fand am 20. März 2017 statt. Die dazugehörige Einladung gibt Informationen zur Veranstaltung. show more
Die Übergabe des Kurt und Ursula Schubert-Archives gemeinsam mit der Buchpräsentation fand am 20. März 2017 statt. Die dazugehörige Einladung gibt Informationen zur Veranstaltung.
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Semester Seminar: Jewish Book Illumination in the Middle Ages I
Jewish Book Illumination in the Middle Ages – Semester Seminar
This is not a lecture or a series of lectures, but a seminar given at the Institute with about 15 sessions.
First Part
Extensive Introduction to Jewish settlement in the early Middle... show more
Jewish Book Illumination in the Middle Ages – Semester Seminar
This is not a lecture or a series of lectures, but a seminar given at the Institute with about 15 sessions.
First Part
Extensive Introduction to Jewish settlement in the early Middle Ages in Iberia, Southern Italy, Northern France and the Rhineland
Possibility of Jewish monumental art – deductible from several sources
Iconophobic positions among Jewish scholars (Ephraim von Regensburg, Pietists, Meir von Rothenburg)
Book illumination from the 10th century in the Middle East and from the 13th century in Europe; hypothesis that a Jewish book illumination existed in Antiquity, but was not preserved due to persecutions
Introduction to codicology
The rest broadly corresponds to
The Main Holy Days in Medieval Ashkenazi Mahzorim illustrations (https://phaidra.univie.ac.at/detail_object/o:472552?q=472552&page=1&pagesize=10)
Illumination in medieval Germany (https://phaidra.univie.ac.at/detail_object/o:472633?q=o%3A472633&page=1&pagesize=10)
Illuminated Manuscripts and Jewish Artists (https://phaidra.univie.ac.at/detail_object/o:472662?q=o%3A472662&page=1&pagesize=10)
Jewish Symbolism in art
(https://phaidra.univie.ac.at/detail_object/o:472713?q=o%3A472713&page=1&pagesize=10)
Spanish Book Illumination
(https://phaidra.univie.ac.at/detail_object/o:474398?q=o%3A474398&page=1&pagesize=10)
The discussion is somewhat more extensive, especially in terms of picture material, as the manuscripts were often shown in their entirety during the course of the lectures; for instance the miscellany from northern France, now in London, is represented with numerous illustrations, as is the 13th century Mishna Torah manuscript in Budapest (Cologne or Northern France). The discussion of these is enriched with many Christian examples for comparison; Hamburg miscellany.
Biography of Joel ben Simeon (Rhineland and Northern Italy, fl. circ. 1450-1490) and the list of works ascribed to him with focus on specific examples, particularly from the Haggadah illustration
In addition, the following works are described in detail, which in earlier lectures were only mentioned briefly or not at all: the Second Darmstadt Haggadah with a list of illustrations; the Munich Haggadah with a list of illustrations; Erna Michael Haggadah; the first Darmstadt Haggadah; Cincinnati Haggadah
(Translator: Joan Avery)
The Corresponding illustrations, selected by the Center of Jewish Art (Hebrew University, Jerusalem), can be found here: http://phaidra.univie.ac.at/o:526508
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Semester Seminar: Jewish Book Illumination in the Middle Ages II
Orientalische Handschriften
Sefardische Handschriften
Aschkenasische Handschriften
Handschriften aus Italien.
Die Handschriften, die in
Die hohen Feiertage in der Illustrationmittelalterlicher aschkenasischer Machsorim... show more
Orientalische Handschriften
Sefardische Handschriften
Aschkenasische Handschriften
Handschriften aus Italien.
Die Handschriften, die in
Die hohen Feiertage in der Illustrationmittelalterlicher aschkenasischer Machsorim (https://phaidra.univie.ac.at/detail_object/o:472552?q=472552&page=1&pagesize=10)
Jüdische Buchmalerei im mittelalterlichen Deutschland
(https://phaidra.univie.ac.at/detail_object/o:472633?q=o%3A472633&page=1&pagesize=10)
lluminierte jüdische Handschriften und jüdische Künstler (https://phaidra.univie.ac.at/detail_object/o:472662?q=o%3A472662&page=1&pagesize=10)
Jüdische Symbolik in der Kunst
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Spanische Buchmalerei
(https://phaidra.univie.ac.at/detail_object/o:474398?q=o%3A474398&page=1&pagesize=10)
vorgestellt wurden, werden in der Vorlesung detailliert behandelt, wobei meist jeweils die gesamten Bilderzyklen gezeigt wurden. S. Auch Jüdische Buchkunst, Bd. 1, Graz 1984
(Autorin: Katrin Kogman-Appel)
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Illustrations for Ursula Schubert's lecture: Three Lectures at the Humboldt University, Berlin
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This resource was compiled by the Center for Jewish Art at Hebrew University in Jerusalem and is based on the "Ursula and Kurt Schubert Archives for Hebrew Illustrated... show more
Related text material: https://phaidra.univie.ac.at/detail_object/o:472446
This resource was compiled by the Center for Jewish Art at Hebrew University in Jerusalem and is based on the "Ursula and Kurt Schubert Archives for Hebrew Illustrated Manuscripts". It provides links to some of the scenes discussed in the Urusla Schubert material. If relevant images are available in the Archives, the resource contains the corresponding link.
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Illustrations for Ursula Schubert's lecture: Haggada
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This resource was compiled by the Center for Jewish Art at Hebrew University in Jerusalem and is based on the "Ursula and Kurt Schubert Archives for Hebrew Illustrated... show more
Related text material: https://phaidra.univie.ac.at/detail_object/o:472602
This resource was compiled by the Center for Jewish Art at Hebrew University in Jerusalem and is based on the "Ursula and Kurt Schubert Archives for Hebrew Illustrated Manuscripts". It provides links to some of the scenes discussed in the Urusla Schubert material. If relevant images are available in the Archives, the resource contains the corresponding link.
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The Triumphal Arch at Santa Maria Maggiore: an expression of the papacy’s political claim
Methodological background: the lecture addresses the representations of Jesus’ infancy from the Gospels. Following early Christian practice, the contents were brought in relation with the politics of the day. The Christian content should therefore be... show more
Methodological background: the lecture addresses the representations of Jesus’ infancy from the Gospels. Following early Christian practice, the contents were brought in relation with the politics of the day. The Christian content should therefore be checked against its contemporary political topics.
Short description of the mosaic ornamentation from the 5th century (Triumphal Arch and the walls of the nave). These are from the original construction phase, which according to the no longer existing inscription, occurred during Pope Sixtus’ papacy (432-40). The building of the church dedicated to Mary is linked to the Council of Ephesus, which declared Mary as Theotokos, the Mother of God.
Another inscription on the Triumphal Arch itself refers to Sixtus as the ‘Bishop of God’s People’, which already established a clear connection to the political status of the bishop of Rome.
The order of the Gospel scenes does not correspond to that of the gospel texts themselves. In addition, there are several apocryphal elements to be noted, such as those supporting Mary’s Davidian ancestry, as well as the priestly and double kingly function of the awaited Messiah. This double function is alluded to in the representation of two buildings: those of the house of Levi and Juda. This can be compared with the apse mosaic in the church of Parenzo (Annunciation and Visitation, 6th century, Armenian Gospel book/ Codex from Edshmiazdin, 10th century, the Syrian Rabbula Codex, 6th century). From an earlier drawing that was exposed during restoration works on the apse, one can see that the annunciation to Zacharias might have been the original plan, which would re-inforce the priestly ancestry of Mary’s family.
In the first nave mosaic (adjacent to the Triumphal Arch) the subject is also priesthood as seen in the meeting of Melchisedek with Abraham.
This line of thought is continued in the presentation of Jesus in the temple. Here one sees a representative of the priesthood stretching his right hand out to a matron, suggesting marriage, thus alluding to Jesus’ covenant with the church, to which Ambrosius often referred. The temple’s architecture carries features of the Roman temple, Rome’s national shrine. One of the priests is seen with the traditional physiognomy of Peter, thus a clear reference to the papacy.
(Translator: Joan Avery)
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Fragmentary list of Kurt Schubert's working archive
Written by his wife Ursula Schubert. The original material is preserved at the Vienna University Archive. show more
Written by his wife Ursula Schubert. The original material is preserved at the Vienna University Archive.
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Die christliche Katakombe der Via Latina in Rom aus dem 4. Jhdt. Und der jüdische Hintergrund ihrer Fresken; Die Bedeutung der Fresken von Dura Europos und der Katakombe in der Via Latina für die frühchristliche Ikonographie
Die christliche Katakombe der Via Latina in Rom aus dem 4. Jhdt. Und der jüdische Hintergrund ihrer Fresken; Die Bedeutung der Fresken von Dura Europos und der Katakombe in der Via Latina für die frühchristliche Ikonographie show more
Die christliche Katakombe der Via Latina in Rom aus dem 4. Jhdt. Und der jüdische Hintergrund ihrer Fresken; Die Bedeutung der Fresken von Dura Europos und der Katakombe in der Via Latina für die frühchristliche Ikonographie
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Die Bedeutung der Fresken von Dura Europos und der Katakombe in der Via Latina für die frühchristliche Ikonographie
Die Bedeutung der Fresken von Dura Europos und der Katakombe in der Via Latina für die frühchristliche Ikonographie show more
Die Bedeutung der Fresken von Dura Europos und der Katakombe in der Via Latina für die frühchristliche Ikonographie
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Der Einfluss der trichotomischen Anthropologie auf die jüdische und frühchristliche Kunst
Der Einfluss der trichotomischen Anthropologie auf die jüdische und frühchristliche Kunst show more
Der Einfluss der trichotomischen Anthropologie auf die jüdische und frühchristliche Kunst
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