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Wednesday, December 25 • 10:40 - 11:40
Personal emotion, national growth: expressing the emotions of the women's texts of the Bible.

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In the early biblical women's tales, personal emotions acquire national significance. Debra Band's lively slide-discussion draws upon her illuminated books, The Song of Songs: the Honeybee in the Garden and Arise! Arise! Deborah, Ruth and Hannah, to explore the emotions evoked within these biblical women's texts, their role in Jewish tradition, and her approach to creating visual midrash.
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Debra Band

Honeybee in the Garden, LLC
Debra Band’s Hebrew illuminated manuscripts express her love of the manuscript arts, Judaica and Western culture. Residing near Washington, DC, her works include illuminated books and commentaries on the Song of Songs, Psalms and the Deborah, Ruth and Hannah stories. Her current... Read More →

Wednesday December 25, 2013 10:40 - 11:40 GMT
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