Rome—Tiber Island—Synagogue—Tiber
The (non-Jewish) architects Vincenzo Costa and Osvaldo Armanni designed the Great Synagogue, which was inaugurated in 1904 and survived the German occupation, on the understanding that classical Jewish architecture had merged Egyptian, Assyrian and Hellenistic traits.
Published by Brunner & Co., Como and Zurich. Posted on 3 October 1921.
Postcard from the book: Jews in Old Postcards and Prints