Jewish men
Found in 1604 Collections and/or Records:
Painting of Jewish Men with Samovar, c. 1955-1980
Framed oil painting of two Russian Jewish men sitting at a table with a Samovar urn and two tea cups on the table. Both men wear coats, hats and have full beards. The painting is done in sepia tones with artist signature in the bottom right corner.
Parents of Henry Schoen, between 1880-1900
Formal studio portrait of Mr. and Mrs. Schoen, parents of Henry Schoen.
Party at Mr. and Mrs. Greinitz Home, between 1900-1920
Several individuals crowd into the front room of Mr. and Mrs. Greinitz's house for a group photograph during a party. Identified individuals are Edward Greenblatt, Florence Greenblatt Siegel, Rena Greenblatt, J. M. Goodstein, Mrs. Barish, Sara Allen, Tillie Bronstein, Esther Hyman, Willie Goodstein, Sara Pinder, and Fred Goodstein.
Patient Joseph Messing at the Jewish Consumptives' Relief Society, circa 1925
Paul and Fannie Libert in Edgewater, 1917 December
Paul and Fannie Libert stand in a grain field on their farm in Edgewater, Colorado.
Paul Kwartin , October 1978 - November 1, 1978
Paul Kwartin was a Brooklyn cantor who was born in Hungary and raised in Denver. He sang with the Central City Opera in Denver for eight seasons, appeared in a Broadway production of "No For An Answer", and was also a business manager. He died in his Westport, Connecticut home from cancer at age 63.
Paul Segal, between 1930-1950
Glued to the center of the scrapbook page is a formal portrait of Paul Segal cut from a publication.
Peerless Alloy Basketball Team, between 1930-1939
The boys of the Peerless Alloy Basketball team pose with their coach in a gym.
Pepper Siblings, between 1900-1914
Formal studio portrait of siblings Avrum Pepper and Fannie Pepper Libert in Germany before their immigration to the United States.
Personal Scrapbook, 1913-1989
Personal scrapbook containing ephemera relating to James Radetsky's personal life including his high school and college graduation, wedding photo, childhood photos.