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1. Le Juif, ou Isaac le Brocanteur

Le Juif, ou Isaac le Brocanteur
Date:
1835
Description:
Sheet music cover for "Le Juif, ou Isaac le Brocanteur : chansonnette comique," words by J. Blum; music by Adolphe Vogel, published Paris: Colombier.

2. Le Juif, ou Isaac le Brocanteur

Le Juif, ou Isaac le Brocanteur
Date:
1835
Description:
Sheet music for "Le Juif, ou Isaac le Brocanteur : chansonnette comique," words by J. Blum; music by Adolphe Vogel, published Paris: Colombier.

3. La juive

La juive
Date:
1835
Description:
Sheet music for "La juive : romance dramatique," words by H. T. Poisson (pseud. Charles de Warwille); music by Auguste-Mathieu Panseron, published Paris: Maurice Schlesinger.

4. Le passage de la mer rouge / Passage of the Red Sea

Le passage de la mer rouge / Passage of the Red Sea
Date:
1833 and 1835
Description:
Black-and-white mezzotint depicting the crossing of the Red Sea. Mezzotint by James G. Seymour Lucas after a painting by John Martin. Published Paris: Rittner & Goupil.

5. La plaie des ténèbres / The plague of darkness

La plaie des ténèbres / The plague of darkness
Date:
1833 and 1835
Description:
Black-and-white mezzotint depicting the plague of darkness, the ninth of the ten plagues of Egypt. Mezzotint by James G. Seymour Lucas. Published Paris: Rittner & Goupil.

6. Josué arrêtant le soleil / Joshua commanding the sun

Josué arrêtant le soleil / Joshua commanding the sun
Date:
1833 and 1835
Description:
Black-and-white mezzotint depicting Joshua commanding the sun to stand still. Mezzotint by James G. Seymour Lucas after a painting by John Martin. Published Paris: Rittner & Goupil.

7. Festin Juif

Festin Juif
Date:
1835
Description:
Black-and-white lithograph of a Jewish celebration in Algeria. From Voyage pittoresque dans la Régence d’Alger by Émile-Aubert Lessore and William Wyld. Printed and published Paris: Charles Motte.