ILLUSTRATED HISTORIES: THE NATIONAL SUBJECT AND “THE JEW” IN NINETEENTH-CENTURY SPANISH ART

Hazel Gold

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The reopening of the Museo Sefardí in Toledo's fourteenth-century synagogue, El Tránsito, was typical of the flurry of activities that in 1992 marked Spain's commemoration of the 500th anniversary ...

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