A large, dark-patinated bronze sculpture identified as the "Tree of Life Hanukkah Menorah" by artist Daniel Kahl (born 1940) is centrally positioned on a light gray, rectangular display pedestal. The menorah features a highly stylized, organic design with a central column branching into nine ornate arms, each terminating in a cup-shaped candle holder resembling a floral bud. The sculpture's base and branches incorporate intricate, flowing, leaf-like motifs. A white informational plaque on the front-right corner of the pedestal indicates the artist, birth year, title, and material ("Bronze"). The object is situated against a plain, light gray wall, typical of an indoor exhibition space. No individuals are present. This artwork is located at The Jewish Museum, 1109 Fifth Avenue at East 92nd Street, New York City, New York, United States. in New York, United States

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A large, dark-patinated bronze sculpture identified as the "Tree of Life Hanukkah Menorah" by artist Daniel Kahl (born 1940) is centrally positioned on a light gray, rectangular display pedestal. The menorah features a highly stylized, organic design with a central column branching into nine ornate arms, each terminating in a cup-shaped candle holder resembling a floral bud. The sculpture's base and branches incorporate intricate, flowing, leaf-like motifs. A white informational plaque on the front-right corner of the pedestal indicates the artist, birth year, title, and material ("Bronze"). The object is situated against a plain, light gray wall, typical of an indoor exhibition space. No individuals are present. This artwork is located at The Jewish Museum, 1109 Fifth Avenue at East 92nd Street, New York City, New York, United States.

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