Aliza Cohen-Mushlin

Background

Cohen-Mushlin, Aliza was born on April 8, 1937 in Tel-Aviv, Israel. Daughter of Haim and Sarah (Russ) Mushlin.

Education

Bachelor of Science Biology & Chemistry, Hebrew University, 1965. Bachelor Art History, Hebrew University, 1970. Bachelor of Music, Rubin Academy Music, 1971.

Master of Arts Art History, Hebrew University, 1974. Doctor of Philosophy Art History, Hebrew University, 1981.

Career

Senior lecturer Hebrew University, Jerusalem, 1989—2000, associate professor, 2000. Director Center Jewish Art, Hebrew University, since 1991. Member Committee International Palaeographie Latine, since 1993.

Member steering committee religious heritage Council Europe, since 1998. Member Academy of Sciences, Braunschweig, Germany, since 2000.

Achievements

• Aliza Cohen-Mushlin has been listed as a noteworthy art historian by Marquis Who's Who.

Works

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  • The making of a manuscript: The Worms Bible of 1148 (British Library, Harley, 2803-2804) (Wolfenbutteler Forschungen)

    (Hardcover. Quarto. Oatmeal cloth with red titling (no dus...)

  • Scriptoria in Medieval Saxony: St. Pancras in Hamersleben

Interests

• Harpsichord, organ, architecture, travel, poetry.

Connections

Married Amnon Mordechai Cohen (divorced 1972).

Father:

Haim Mushlin

Mother:

Sarah (Russ) Mushlin

Spouse:

Amnon Mordechai Cohen