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Rembrandt – His Work and Its Value to Judaism | Introduction by H. N. Bialik | Berlin–Jerusalem 1923 | With 30 Plates - Rare and important Hebrew art-historical study on Rembrandt and his significance to Jewish culture and thought, written by L. Pasternak, translated from manuscripts by Y. Kopelivitz, and featuring an introduction by Haim Nahman Bialik, one of the greatest figures of modern Hebrew literature. The book includes 30 full-page plates reproducing works by Rembrandt, focusing on biblical and Jewish-themed subjects, making this not only a scholarly text but also a valuable visual and collectible art publication. Bibliographic Details:  • Title: Rembrandt – His Work and Its Value to Judaism (Hebrew)  • Author: L. Pasternak  • Translator: Y. Kopelivitz  • Introduction: H. N. Bialik  • Publisher: Jibneh, Jerusalem – Berlin branch (Jibneh-Jerusalem, Kunst- und Buchverlag)  • Year: 1923 (Hebrew year 5683 – Tarpa”ג)  • Pages: 49 + 30 plates  • Language: Hebrew  • Binding: Later hardcover binding (not original) Condition: Good overall condition for its age. Some age-related toning and minor stains, especially near the spine and margins. All plates present. Text block solid. Later binding provides good protection. Highly desirable for collectors of: Rembrandt, Jewish art history, Bialik-related publications, early 20th-century Hebrew books printed in Germany, and Judaica art references.