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Breaking How Many Barriers? Female Scribe Copies Torah Scroll In Public
In an open gallery at the Contemporary Jewish Museum in San Francisco, calligrapher Julie Seltzer uses a turkey feather quill to write out on parchment a new copy of Judaism's most sacred object, meticulously following age-old rules - despite the fact that those rules say she shouldn't be doing this at all. New York Times 11/08/09
Posted November 8, 2009 10:23 AM





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