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Three-quarter length portrait engraving, standing with right arm resting on book entitled Beth Shmuel. In his left hand is a document marked Get. Lower register reads, “The Most Learned Aaron Hart Rabby Aged 81. Done from an original painting of B. Dandridge by H. James McArdell.”
Mezzotint. Framed. Margins closely trimmed. 10 x 14 inches (25 x 35.6 cm). Rubens 1526.
London, 1751
Aaron Hart (1670-1756) was Rabbi of the Great Synagogue of London in 1722 and occupied that position until his death. The Get document noticeable in this portrait was in reference to the part taken by him in a remarkable divorce case in which he was implicated. In his defense he wrote "Urim VeTumim" (1707) the first book printed entirely in Hebrew in London and his only literary work. See EJ Vol. VII col. 1350.
