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期刊名称：JEWISH ART ISSN： 0792-0660 出版频率： Annual 出版社： JEWISH ART HEBREW UNIV, CTR JEWISH ART, MOUNT SCOPUS, HUMANITIES BLDG, RM 2709, PO BOX 4262, JERUSALEM, ISRAEL, 91042   出版社网址： http://www.hum.huji.ac.il/cja 期刊网址： http://www.jewish-art.org/ancient-jewish-art.html 主题范畴： ART 期刊简介(About the journal)    投稿须知(Instructions to Authors)    编辑部信息(Editorial Board)    About the journal Ancient Jewish art goes over centuries ago. In those times the prevalent opinion was that creating art by drawing and sculpting was a violation of the second commandment "graven images". Despite this approach, Jewish people had a need to express their longing for beauty and art. Their solution was found by focusing on adornment of their ceremonial o The first creator ancient Jewish art The first Jewish artist on record was named Bezalel. He was an architect, sculptor and designer of holy garments. Mostly he was known for making the Tabernacle that contained the Ark of the Covenant.Now let's move to a matter that may be puzzling you right about now¡­ bjects and producing less by using graphic arts. Instructions to Authors The most significant development Around this time, the Zionist movement began to grow and the link to the land of Israel as the home of the Jewish nation became stronger. The Bezalel School of the Arts was founded in Jerusalem in 1906. And headed by its founder, Boris Schatz, it led the first modern movement to create a contemporary Jewish style of art. When contemporary and ancient come together Jewish ceremonial art created today is influenced by the spirit of the Bezalel School but also takes the liberty to combine a variety of antique styles with modern materials such as glass, plastic and porcelain. These items are purchased all over the world, some bought by collectors, some to be used when worshiping God and others as valued gifts. But always, using Jewish art strengthens your belief in the continuity of Jewish history and cultural development Editorial Board  Researchers and Staff Management: Dr. Rina Talgam, Director Prof. Aliza Cohen-Mushlin, Head, Jerusalem Index of Jewish Art Dr. Simona Gronemann, Deputy Director Administration: Dvora Sax, Office Manager Gilad Hemed, Accounts Administrator, Computerization Coordinator, Web Master and Designer Talya Teiger, Publications and Office Coordinator Hebrew Illuminated Manuscripts: Michal Sternthal, Section Head Estherlee Kanon Anna Nizza Ilona Steimann Synagogue and Ritual Objects: Ariella Amar, Section Head Einat Ron Jewish Ritual Architecture: Prof. Aliza Cohen-Mushlin, Section Head Dr. Vladimir Levin, Historian and Archives Coordinator Dr. Sergei Kravtsov Dipl.-Ing. Zoya Arshavsky Dipl.-Ing. Ivan Ceresnjes Dr.-Ing. Katrin Kessler Academic Committee: Prof. Rachel Elior (Jewish Thought), Chairperson Dr. Rina Talgam (Art History), Director, Center for Jewish Art Prof. Richard I. Cohen (Jewish History) Prof. Joseph Patrich (Archaeology) Prof. Shalom Sabar (Art History and Folklore) Prof. Zeev Weiss (Archaeology)