From Venice to the Valmadonna Library: Hebrew Publishing in the Venice Ghetto and Beyond
The treasured Valmadonna Library, the greatest private collection of Hebrew books and manuscripts in private hands in the world, includes almost five hundred titles published in 16th century Venice.
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Pauline Malkiel is librarian of the Valmadonna Library. Pauline has a BA from the Hebrew University, which was followed by a two-year diploma in Librarianship and has been working at the Valmadonna Trust Library since 1982.
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