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Schechter Haggadah: Art, History and Commentary
 
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The Schechter Haggadah: Art, History and Commentary, Joshua Kulp and David Golinkin, 2nd revised edition, Jerusalem 2009.

This Haggadah presents a facinating discussion and analysis of the historical development of each aspect of the Seder, from the development of the Mah Nishtanah to the use of horseradish as maror, to the larger question of hos new Seder rituals were established and infused with meaning.  The Schechter Haggadah also includes 115 illustrations from medieval and modern haggadot, accompanied by historical, halakhic and artistic explanations.

The Lovell Haggadah,  Matthew Berkowitz, Jerusalem 2008.

The Lovell Haggadah, infused with vibrant artwork and lively discussion questions and activities, represents the culmination of a seven-year journey of Jewish learning and art. Comprehensive Hebrew text and contemporary egalitarian translation by author and illustrator Rabbi Matthew L. Berkowitz, make this haggadah accessible and inviting. 

 
 
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