List of Jewish illuminated manuscripts

A number of Jewish religious illuminated manuscripts include representational art and illustrations, with figures such as Joel ben Simeon becoming known for their work. Archival records from medieval Iberia confirm that Jews were painters and practitioners of the fine arts.^[1] A number of works survive.

• Bibles
  • Alba Bible
  • Kennicott Bible
  • Schocken Bible
  • Cervera Bible
  • Regensburg Pentateuch
  • Parma Psalter
  • Rothschild Pentateuch
  • Ambrosian Tanakh
• Haggadahs
  • Barcelona Haggadah
  • Golden Haggadah
  • Washington Haggadah
  • Sarajevo Haggadah
  • Ashkenazi Haggadah
  • Hispano-Moresque Haggadah
  • Graziano Haggadah
  • Birds' Head Haggadah
  • Kaufmann Haggadah
  • Sassoon Haggadah
  • Sister Haggadah
  • Prague Haggadah
  • Rylands Haggadah
  • 1739 Joseph ben David Haggadah
  • Rothschild Haggadah
  • Hamburg Haggadah
• Mahzorim and Siddurim
  • Hammelburg Mahzor
  • Leipzig Mahzor
  • Worms Mahzor
  • Montefiore Mainz Mahzor
  • Rothschild Mahzor
  • Tripartite Mahzor
  • Furth Siddur
  • Amsterdam Mahzor
• Chronicles, Miscellany, Other Works
  • Chroniques de la Bible
  • North French Hebrew Miscellany
  • Rothschild Miscellany
  • Works of Maimonides, such as Guide to the Perplexed
    • Guide for the Perplexed by Ferrer Bassa 1348
    • Kaufmann Mishneh Torah
    • 1457 - ca. 1465 Mishneh Torah
  • Megillat (ie, Book of Esther or scrolls of Esther)
    • Ferrara book of Esther

Sacrifice of Isaac, opening of Leviticus, detail of fol. 102r, Ambrosian Tanakh, made in Germany, ca. 1236–38, Biblioteca Ambrosiana

Sacrifice of Isaac, The Hammelburg Mahzor, 1347–48, Hammelburg, Germany. University and State Library Darmstadt.

Sarajevo Haggadah, Moses and Burning Bush, top, 15th c. Spain, National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina

13th c. image from Parma Psalter. The main figure is Asaph, who beseeches: "O God, do not keep silence"