Jewish Life in Poland - Rosh Hashanah "Tashlich" Scene, Stroiwiski. Framed late 19th-century Jewish genre print depicting the Rosh Hashanah ritual of Tashlich, showing members of a Jewish community gathered by flowing water to symbolically cast away sins at the New Year. The scene captures men, women, and children in traditional Eastern European dress within a village setting, rendered with strong narrative detail typical of Jewish life imagery of the period. The print is attributed to Stroiwiski and relates to Polish Jewish cultural life, with handwritten scholarly notes on the reverse referencing Hebrew practice and biblical context. Housed in a later frame. An evocative example of pre-Holocaust Jewish ritual imagery from Eastern Europe.
Estimated Value $200 - 300
Judaica
