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    Artist

  • Berger, Daniel, 1744-1824, artist

    • Title

  • David Friedländer, Stifter der jüdischen Freyschule zu Berlin

  • Physical Description

    1 online resource (1 engraving (portrait) : ink on paper) : color

  • Date

    1789

  • Notes

    Portrait in: Friedländer, David, 1750-1834. Akten-Stücke, die Reform der jüdischen Kolonieen in den preussischen Staaten betreffend / Verfasst, herausgegeben und mit einer Einleitung versehen, von David Friedländer. Berlin : In der Vossischen Buchhandlung, 1793. Call number: r DS 135 G34 F75

    Friedländer's portrait, engraved by D. Berger after a design by Ridel pasted on fly-leaf

  • Summary

    David Friedländer was a banker and communal leader who worked toward Jewish emancipation. One of his most notable accomplishments was helping to found the Jewish Free School.

  • Depicted

    Friedländer, David, 1750-1834

  • Subject

    Authors

  • Medium

    Portraits; Engravings

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Berger, Daniel: David Friedländer, Stifter der jüdischen Freyschule zu Berlin, Leo Baeck Institute, r DS 135 G34 F75 Online [Portrait].