Scope and Content From the Series: One of Moshe Lazar’s long-time projects was the publishing of critical editions of Spanish and Judeo-Spanish biblical texts, among them The Ladino Pentateuch (1547), La Biblia Ladinada (15th cent.), and La Biblia Alba (The Alba Bible). The original Alba Bible originated in 1422 when a high-ranking Spanish Churchman, Don Luis de Guzmán of Maqueda, persuaded the renowned scholar, Rabbi Moses Arragel de Guadalajara, to translate the Hebrew Bible into Castilian accompanied by an extensive...

Scope and Content From the Series: Many of Moshe Lazar’s areas of interest and expertise are grouped together in the series “Special Subjects,” although there is considerable overlap with the other eighteen series. The seven boxes which comprise this series cover many topics including Samuel Beckett, Hieronymus Bosch, Marc Chagall, Courtly Love, Heaven and Hell, Italian Jewry, Jewish History, Arnold Schoenberg, and many other subjects. One particular subject of note is referred to simply as “Girona” from Lazar’s own...

Scope and Content From the Series: Many of Moshe Lazar’s areas of interest and expertise are grouped together in the series “Special Subjects,” although there is considerable overlap with the other eighteen series. The seven boxes which comprise this series cover many topics including Samuel Beckett, Hieronymus Bosch, Marc Chagall, Courtly Love, Heaven and Hell, Italian Jewry, Jewish History, Arnold Schoenberg, and many other subjects. One particular subject of note is referred to simply as “Girona” from Lazar’s own...

Scope and Content From the Series: Many of Moshe Lazar’s areas of interest and expertise are grouped together in the series “Special Subjects,” although there is considerable overlap with the other eighteen series. The seven boxes which comprise this series cover many topics including Samuel Beckett, Hieronymus Bosch, Marc Chagall, Courtly Love, Heaven and Hell, Italian Jewry, Jewish History, Arnold Schoenberg, and many other subjects. One particular subject of note is referred to simply as “Girona” from Lazar’s own...

Scope and Content From the Series: Many of Moshe Lazar’s areas of interest and expertise are grouped together in the series “Special Subjects,” although there is considerable overlap with the other eighteen series. The seven boxes which comprise this series cover many topics including Samuel Beckett, Hieronymus Bosch, Marc Chagall, Courtly Love, Heaven and Hell, Italian Jewry, Jewish History, Arnold Schoenberg, and many other subjects. One particular subject of note is referred to simply as “Girona” from Lazar’s own...

Scope and Content From the Series: Many of Moshe Lazar’s areas of interest and expertise are grouped together in the series “Special Subjects,” although there is considerable overlap with the other eighteen series. The seven boxes which comprise this series cover many topics including Samuel Beckett, Hieronymus Bosch, Marc Chagall, Courtly Love, Heaven and Hell, Italian Jewry, Jewish History, Arnold Schoenberg, and many other subjects. One particular subject of note is referred to simply as “Girona” from Lazar’s own...

Scope and Content From the Series: The two boxes which comprise this series consist primarily of slides and a few photographs and negatives of topics related to Lazar’s lectures and presentations. Whenever possible, folder titles were copied from Lazar’s photo envelopes and slide boxes. Subjects represented in the slides include the art of Marc Chagall and Hieronymus Bosch; modern art in general; travel images of Mexico, Israel, Spain, etc.; and several folders of “miscellaneous” or unidentified slides. The photographs and...

Scope and Content From the Series:

This small series consists chiefly of newspaper clippings ranging in topics from a translation of Don Quixote to Roseanne Barr staging a Chanukah play for children. There is also a newspaper article concerning Moshe Lazar’s visit to the University of Kansas to teach and to direct Eugène Ionesco’s play “Jeu de Massacre.” At the time, Lazar was a visiting professor from the University of Tel Aviv.

Scope and Content From the Series:

This small series consists chiefly of newspaper clippings ranging in topics from a translation of Don Quixote to Roseanne Barr staging a Chanukah play for children. There is also a newspaper article concerning Moshe Lazar’s visit to the University of Kansas to teach and to direct Eugène Ionesco’s play “Jeu de Massacre.” At the time, Lazar was a visiting professor from the University of Tel Aviv.

Scope and Content From the Series:

This small series consists chiefly of newspaper clippings ranging in topics from a translation of Don Quixote to Roseanne Barr staging a Chanukah play for children. There is also a newspaper article concerning Moshe Lazar’s visit to the University of Kansas to teach and to direct Eugène Ionesco’s play “Jeu de Massacre.” At the time, Lazar was a visiting professor from the University of Tel Aviv.