Umjetnik: El Lissitzky
Datum: 1919
Veličina: 40 x 35 cm
Muzej: The Jewish Museum (New York, United States)
Tehnika: Paper
The Had Gadya, a charming ten-verse Aramaic ditty based on a German ballad, is chanted at the conclusion of the Passover seder. This song has been variously interpreted both textually and visually. Its verses describe a young goat, recently purchased by a father (made personal to each individual chanter by the pronoun
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