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On Jewish Art and Culture

Some of our Library’s most important collections include the volumes printed by the Soncino Society of Friends of Jewish Books (founded in 1924), the publications of the Central Association of German Citizens of Jewish Faith, and special collections on Jewish art and visual culture.

A man in a suit is reading the C.V. newspaper while standing and talking on the phone, in the background a woman at a desk and a man at a filing cabinet.

The John F. and Hertha Oppenheimer Collection

Publications of the Central Association of German Citizens of Jewish Faith, other writings from the interwar period, and books published in the US after 1945

Book cover by Kurt Löb:

The Kurt Löb Collection

The collection includes signed and unsigned works by the book illustrator, exhibition catalogs, essays by and about him, and his dissertation.

Drawing of a stone tower.

The Soncino Society Collection

With eighty Society publications from 1924 to 1937, our collection – a bequest from Hermann Meyer – is complete.

Open book with one page of text and a black and white lithograph of a violinist.

The Ulrich von Kritter Collection

The collection comprises around sixty illustrated works of German-Jewish and Yiddish Literature (1920–1990).

Graphic Reproduction »Es kam das Feuer« (The fire came) by El Lissitzky

The William L. Gross Collection

The 400-book collection includes Judaica, documents, and literature on Jewish art and culture.

Title leaf in the Hebrew alphabet with publisher's name in the Latin alphabet.

Collection Hebrew Printing in Berlin

The collection contains about 400 Hebrew and Yiddish titles from the eighteenth century to 1933