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Worldvisitguide > Places > Museum of Art and History... > Jewish art > Hanukkah Hanukkah Hanukkah Section 4 on 12 Museum of Art and History of the Judaism Jewish art Area related : Paris IIIème Open daily excepted saturday See the tabloid Classification by : names artists places periods Description    The ensemble of Hanukkah lamps is the only collection in the museum to include all styles, forms, origins and periods of a given object. This panorama stands as a metaphor for the great diversity of Jewish customs throughout the world. Site's content     Hors Vitrine Object of worship - Lampe (6) The site is the exclusive owner of the structure and the contents. The works on-line are subjected to Intellectual Property Legislations. Insecula is a Thai company based in Pattaya - Chonburi 20260 - Thailand. www.facegain.com - www.worldtravelguide.com and www.bluetravel.com are independent and affiliated. It is forbidden to use this website for any purpose other than personal use. None of the content of this website may be reproduced, copied, used, communicated to the public or transmitted. Design : Studio AK Contact for insecula : insecula@gmail.com Travel Guide - Visit Online - Virtual Visit - Work of Art - History - Map - View from the sky - Photo by satellite - Forum - Blog - Panoramic Pictures - Video - Photos - Exchange Flats/Houses - Social network - Architecture - Research - Relationship - Partner - Meeting Recent registered users sun son lia ana alonso Jitin boliwal Museum of Art and History of the Judaism Indoor Architecture Hall Jewish art Amsterdam: the meeting of two Diasporas (6) Contemporary art space (19) Hanukkah (6) Intellectual and political movements in Europe at the turn of the century Introductory room (4) Next year in Jerusalem Room Michel Kikoine (8) The Emancipation : The French model The Jews in France In the Middle Ages (13) The Jews in Italy from the Renaissance to the 18th century (14) The traditional Ashkenazi world The traditional Sephardi world