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Actions Displays	Remove from selection Add to selection Object numberM2003/036 DescriptionTallit (prayer shawl) made of silk, with fringes on both ends. It was probably made in the 1970s. Prayer shawl worn by adult males during morning prayers. Ernest Morgan was born in Czechoslovakia in 1910. During WWII he painted scenes of what he saw in the Theresienstadt camp and ghetto. Many of his drawings are now in museums in Israel. Production date circa 1970 SubjectCulture and Religion, Judaica, post World War II, praying, religious activities Object nameTallit Materialsilk Dimensions height: 350.00 mm width: 1450.00 mm Credit lineSydney Jewish Museum Collection, Donated by Ernest Morgan

Object numberM2003/036

DescriptionTallit (prayer shawl) made of silk, with fringes on both ends. It was probably made in the 1970s. Prayer shawl worn by adult males during morning prayers.

Ernest Morgan was born in Czechoslovakia in 1910. During WWII he painted scenes of what he saw in the Theresienstadt camp and ghetto. Many of his drawings are now in museums in Israel.

Production date circa 1970

SubjectCulture and Religion, Judaica, post World War II, praying, religious activities

Object nameTallit

Materialsilk

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Credit lineSydney Jewish Museum Collection, Donated by Ernest Morgan

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