| Inhalt | From the 1930s to the present day, we’ll take you on a journey through time showing Jewish life over the years and illustrating how photography has developed. From documentary photos of life on the streets of Amsterdam’s Jewish neighborhoods, to the anti-Jewish persecution of the Second World War, and from the postwar revival of Jewish life to the conceptual photography of our own day.
In recent years, the Jewish Museum has acquired a range of work by professional photographers. Our expanding collection tells a remarkable story spanning almost a century of Jewish community, culture and history in the Netherlands.
The exhibition features photos by more than forty photographers: Yair Aa, Emmy Andriesse, Taco Anema, Janneke Aronson, Maria Austria, Paul Babeliowsky, Ania Bien, Paul Blanca, Julie Blik, Diana Blok, Appie Bood, Marrie Bot, Frédéric Brenner, Rudolf Werner Breslauer, Jan Cremer, Willem Diepraam, Leo Divendal, Ed van der Elsken, Ruud van Empel, Nathalie Ezendam Keller, Leonard Freed, Henriëtte van Gasteren, Bram van Gelderen, Ilan Harel, Jeroen Hofman, Henk Jonker, Vardi Kahana, Boris Kowadlo, Philip Mechanicus, Bert Nienhuis, Helly Oestreicher, Sem Presser, Ralph Prins, Pauline Prior, Jan Theun van Rees, Arthur Rothstein, Emmy Scheele, Han Singels, Wolf Suschitzky, Venus Veldhoen, Roman Vishniac, Orna Wertman, Jenny Wesly, Annemie Wolff, Krystyna Ziach en Esther Zilversmit. |
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