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'''Michał Stachowicz, Scene in a tavern. Oil on canvas. First half of the 19th c.''' +
'''The innkeeper and his wife in their inn, Suchestaw. Photograph: 1925
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'''Michał Stachowicz, ''''''''Bandurist with a Jew,'''''''' oil on canvas, 1800.
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'''Michał Stachowicz, ''''''''Cossack at the Tavern'''''''' (alternative title: ''''''''Cossack with his loot''''''''), tempera, watercolor, 1806.
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'''Wilhelm Leopolski, ''''''''Scene in front of the inn,'''''''' oil on canvas, 1867.
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'''''Jewish inn in Galicia'''''''', printing, 1865''' +
'''Seweryn Bieszczad, ''''''''In a tavern'''''''', oil on canvas, 1885.
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'''''Jewish tavern in the Carpathian Mountains, ''''''''1891. ''' +
'''Jewish wine merchant in Kolomyia.
Photograph: Juliusz Dutkiewicz, 1887.
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'''Vodka and liqueur distillery founded by Jakub Haberfeld in Oświęcim in 1805.''' +
'''Abraham Sandbank – Jewish innkeeper from Łapajówka. Photograph: 1918-1934.
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'''Aleksander Raczyński, ''''''''Genre scene,'''''''''' o''''''''il on cardboard, 1858.
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'''Włodzimierz Tetmajer, ''''''''Courtship ''''''''(alternative'''''''' title: In the tavern)''''''''. Oil on canvas, 1894.''' +
'''Tombstone of Dov Ber Birkenthal in the Jewish cemetery of Bolekhiv, 1805.
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'''Chancellor Jan Łasky (1456-1531) presents the codification of Polish Law to King Aleksander Jagiellończyk (Alexander Jagiellon, 1461-1506).'''
From the first illustrated work printed in Poland (Com[m]une incliti Poloni[a]e Regni priuilegium co[n]stitutionu[m] [et] indultuu[m] publicitus decretorum approbatoru[m]q[ue]), Kraków, 1506. +
'''Metryka Koronna, the Crown Records, manuscript in Latin from 1547, vol. 73, fol. 382v.'''
The emboldened text in the middle of the page reads: ''Moysi seniori doctorum Judaeorum casimiriensium facultas matrimonii vinculum dandi concessa'' – Moses, the rabbinic elder of the Jews of Kazimierz, is granted the right to perform marriages +
'''"New Synagogue" in Kraków, later referred to as "Rema Synagogue."''' Photograph: 1927.
Built in the 16th century by Israel, Rema’s father, a wealthy man and local leader, in memory of his wife Malka. The synagogue is still active. +
'''Holy ark for the Torah, Rema Synagogue in Kraków.''' Photograph,2016. +
'''''Zot Torat Ha-ḥaṭat'''''''', Kraków [1569?], title page. ''' +
'''''Zot Torat Ha-ḥaṭat'''''''', Kraków [1569], second title page, fol. 85r.
'''The bottom of the page highlights Rema’s intended audience: “to make known what is the custom in these lands.” +