No additional authority information available for 18th-century art.
Interior View of the Jews' Synagogue in Amsterdam: Print from The Gentleman's MagazinePrint depicting the interior view of the Jews' Synagogue in Amsterdam. Published as part of *The Gentleman's Magazine*. Date of publication is unknown, but the image's style suggests a likely publication date around the mid to late 18th century.
Pastel portrait, possibly European in origin, depicting Eleaszer Joseph De Young. Purchased by Maxwell Whiteman from the estate of the last De Young family members residing in Philadelphia. A 19th- or early 20th-century inscription on the back incorrectly identifies the subject as Eleaszer Joseph De Young (1751-1811) and notes he is the father of Joseph De Young. However, research indicates his son was Isaac De Young (1795-1868). The portrait's style and the age of Eleaszer Joseph De Young suggest a date of circa 1780-1790. Further art historical analysis is recommended.
An 18th-century copper engraving depicting Rabbi Jonathan Eybeschütz (1690-1764). The engraving, dated ca. 1773, was designed by Wilhelm Kleinhard and engraved by Johann Balzer. It shows the Rabbi framed by an architectural structure with a light shining above him. The original engraving measures approximately 20.6 x 13.3 cm.