Synagogues: Architecture and Jewish Identity

by Dominique Jarrassé

By avoiding a strictly chronological and/or geographical approach, this impressive and stunning book has tried to present an approach which gives the utmost place to architecture; however, we are not talking here of an inventory, or of a highly specialized topological-morphological study, or even of a dissertation on pure architectural theory.

288 pages, Hardcover

First published October 11, 2001