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Hebrew University Digitizes Landmark Jewish Art Journal for Global Access
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By Yogev Israeli
What happened
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem's Center for Jewish Art has digitized and released all 24 volumes of the "Journal of Jewish Art" online for free global access. This resource, founded in 1974, is considered a key academic platform for the study of Jewish art and visual culture.
- 01Hebrew University makes all 24 volumes of 'Journal of Jewish Art' available online.
- 02The journal, founded in 1974, is a key academic resource for Jewish art.
- 03The digitization provides free global access to researchers and the public.
- 04The journal explored Jewish visual culture in diverse contexts.
- 05This initiative supports the Center for Jewish Art's preservation mission.
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