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by Tony Carnes | Oct 3, 2026 | Authority, Jews, Music, Theology & religious studies, Timelines of NYC religions | 0 |
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If the prophet Jeremiah had illustrated his warnings against disaster with richly illuminated illustrations, he surely would have done something like the fine art cartoons of Szyk.
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“Retro Flashes” are Journey’s quick takes on moments of history that have made New York City what...
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