Why do Holy Land maps appear under both Judaism and Christianity?

Because they describe the land of the Hebrew Bible: the tribes of Israel, the journeys of the patriarchs, the Exodus and the kingdoms of David and Solomon, which are part of both traditions. Maps of the New Testament alone are listed under Christianity.

Are there prints of synagogues?

Yes, including the Great Synagogue and the Portuguese Synagogue of Amsterdam in 18th century engravings, as stock allows.

By faith

Judaism

The Hebrew Bible and the Jewish world: maps of the Twelve Tribes, plans of Jerusalem and Solomon's Temple, scenes from Genesis to the Maccabees, the synagogues of Amsterdam, and Jewish festivals and costume as 18th and 19th century engravers recorded them.

10 prints

By collectionThe Holy Land 116 Scripture 179 Houses of Worship 10 Rites of the World 8

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