Who painted the polychromes in the Cold Synagogue in Mogilev?

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The interior was almost entirely covered with magnificent polychromes, painted in 1745 by an artist from Słuck, Chaim ben Icchak Halevi Segal. Since the ...

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We know that the paintings in Mogilev, made ca. 1740, were the work of Chaim, son of Isaac Segal from Slutsk. We know – because he tells us.

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These recollections of a visit to a wooden synagogue in Mogilev by the great modernist artist El Lissitzky show us the artist at a moment of transition.

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The polychromes in the Cold Synagogue in Mogilev were painted in 1745 by Chaim ben Yitzchak ha-Levi Segal, an artist from Słuck.

For more details, you can visit the source page: Virtual Shtetl on Cold Synagogue in Mogilev.

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