יואל בן שמעון, המאה ה־51
Ashkenazi, Feibush, active 15th century
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Ashkenazi, Joel ben Simeon Feibusch, active 15th century
4001 $aAshkenazi, Joel ben Simeon Feibusch,$dactive 15th century
Ashkenazi, Yoʼel ben Shimʻon Ṿaibesh, active 15th century
4001 $aAshkenazi, Yoʼel ben Shimʻon Ṿaibesh,$dactive 15th century
Feibusch Ashkenazi, Joel ben Simeon, active 15th century
4001 $aFeibusch Ashkenazi, Joel ben Simeon,$dactive 15th century
Feibush Ashkenazi, active 15th century
4000 $aFeibush Ashkenazi,$dactive 15th century
Joel ben Simeon, 15th cent.
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Joel ben Simeon Feibusch Ashkenazi, active 15th century
4000 $aJoel ben Simeon Feibusch Ashkenazi,$dactive 15th century
Joel ben Simon, active 15th century
4000 $aJoel ben Simon,$dactive 15th century
Shimʻon ben Yoʼel, active 15th century
4000 $aShimʻon ben Yoʼel,$dactive 15th century
Simeon, Joel ben, active 15th century
4001 $aSimeon, Joel ben,$dactive 15th century
Simon, Joel ben, active 15th century
4001 $aSimon, Joel ben,$dactive 15th century
Ṿaibesh Ashkenazi, Yoʼel ben Shimʻon, active 15th century
4001 $aṾaibesh Ashkenazi, Yoʼel ben Shimʻon,$dactive 15th century
Yoʼel ben Shimʻon, active 15th century
4000 $aYoʼel ben Shimʻon,$dactive 15th century
Yoʼel ben Shimʻon Ṿaibesh Ashkenazi, active 15th century
4000 $aYoʼel ben Shimʻon Ṿaibesh Ashkenazi,$dactive 15th century
Yoʼel, Shimʻon ben, active 15th century
4001 $aYoʼel, Shimʻon ben,$dactive 15th century
יואל בן שמעון, המאה ה-15
4000 $aיואל בן שמעון,$dהמאה ה-15
4000 $aיואל בן שמעון,$dהמאה ה־51
Feibusch, Joel ben Simeon, active 15th century
4001 $aFeibusch, Joel ben Simeon,$dactive 15th century
Feibush, Joel ben Simeon, active 15th century
4001 $aFeibush, Joel ben Simeon,$dactive 15th century
1000 $aJoel ben Simeon,$dactive 15th century
British Library. Manuscript. Additional 14762
Jewish illumination of books and manuscripts
Hebrew
Jews. Liturgy and ritual. Hagadah shel Pesaḥ
Zirlin, Yael ʻAvodotaṿ ha-muḳdamot shel Yoʼel ben Shimʻon, sofer ṿe-oman Yehudi ba-meʼah ha-15
[Machine-derived non-Latin script reference project.]
[Non-Latin script references not evaluated.]
CIP t.p. (Joel ben Simeon Feibusch Ashkenazi) added t.p. (Yoʼel ben Shimʻon Ṿaibesh Ashkenazi [in Heb.]) book title page (The Ashkenazi Haggadah; a Hebrew manuscript of the mid-15th century from the collections of the British Library, written and illuminated by Joel ben Simeon Feibusch Ashkenazi) pages 7, 9 (title represented here is drawn from the name adopted by its scribe while he was living outside Germany, where he was known as "the German" or "Ashkenazi"; colophon gives name of artist as "Feibusch, called Joel," no doubt Joel ben Simeon Feibusch Ashkenazi, of Bonn and Cologne (describes hometown in one place as Bonn, in another as Cologne); Joel ben Simeon the scribe; known only through 11 manuscripts with his name in colophon, of which 9 survive; presumably responsible for more; colophons describe him sometimes as scribe, sometimes as artist, or both; most scholars believe that he was master craftsman who had workshop and employed several scribes and artists; he would plan and design the manuscript, participate in some of the work, but left a great deal to assistants; active 1449-1485; worked in both Germany and northern Italy)
(Joel ben Simeon; called Feibush Ashkenazi; scribe & illuminator active in Germany & Italy, last half of 15th cent.)
(hdg.: Joel ben Simeon, 15th cent.; variants: Ashkenazi, Feibush; Feibush Ashkenazi; Yoʼel ben Shimʻon)
ʻAvodotaṿ ha-muḳdamot shel Yoʼel ben Shimʻon, 1995.
Haggadah (Manuscript Washington Haggadah). The Washington Haggadah, 2011:
title page (The Washington Haggadah; copied and illustrated by Joel ben Simeon)
Joel ben Simeon (Joel ben Simeon (Feibush Ashkenazi) (fl 15th century); Jewish scribe and illuminator, active in Germany and northern Italy; lived in Cologne and Bonn; most of the manuscripts attributed to him are liturgical texts, especially Haggadot; usually named self as the scribe of a manuscript, as in: First Nuremberg Haggadah (Jerusalem, Schocken Lib., MS. 24086); First New York Haggadah (New York, Jew. Theol. Semin. America Lib., MS. Mic. 4481); prayerbook dated 1449 (Parma, Bib. Palatina, MS. 3144); prayerbook dated 1452/3 (Turin, Bib. N. U., MS. A. III. 14); a Haggadah (Cologny, Fond. Bodmer, MS. Cod. Bodmer 81); prayerbook dated 1469 (London, BL, MS. Add. 26957); Washington Haggadah, dated 1478 (Washington, DC, Lib. Congr., Hebr. MS. I); and David Kimhi's commentary on Psalms dated 1485 (Parma, Bib. Palatina, MS. 2841); in 2 works, referred to self as the artist: Ashkenazi Haggadah (London, BL, MS. Add. 14762) and 6 leaves of Tabernacle implements (untraced); in 1 manuscript, Second New York Haggadah (New York, Jew. Theol. Semin. America Lib., MS. Mic. 8279), described self as the scribe and decorator; as the approximately 20 manuscripts attributed to him are somewhat inconsistent in style, has been assumed that he headed a workshop)
Jewish art: Hebrew books and illustration: Illuminated manuscripts: Germanic countries (Joel ben Simeon; his workshops scattered around southern Germany and north Italy)
Kogman-Appel, Katrin. Joel ben Simeon looking at the margins of society, between 2011 and 2019, viewed online 30 March 2020:
page 1 (Joel ben Simeon, who sometimes used the surname "Feibush") pages 2-4 (possible that experienced expulsion of Jews from Cologne as small child in 1424, then spent some time in nearby Bonn, where began his profession; early work prior to 1450 produced in southern Germany; around middle of century, moved to northern Italy, where would spend most of professional life; style after move reflects fashions in early modern Italy and trends in Italian art; quite clear that did not settle anywhere for long, but rather continued to move from city to city seeking a livelihood; later would return to Germany at least twice, take part in making of some manuscripts, 2 still extant: London Haggadah in c. 1460 and Washington Haggadah in 1478; between these periods and after 1478, was back to Italy, where died, apparently around 1492)
(Joel ben Simeon; also known as Feibush Ashkenazi (died c.1492); 15th-century Jewish scribe and illuminator who worked in Germany and Northern Italy; he; best known for manuscript today known as Washington Haggadah; originally from either Cologne (where Jews were expelled in 1424) or Bonn; around middle of century, moved to northern Italy, where travelled between cities to work his trade)
(Joel ben Simeon (Q71333537); no description defined; sex or gender: male)