 In another artwork, exhibited at Basel in 1901, the legendary figure with the name "Der ewige Jude", "The Eternal Jew", was shown redemptively bringing the Torah back to the Promised Land.Among the paintings of Marc Chagall having a connection with the legend, one of 1923–1925 has the explicit title "Le Juif Errant" (1923–1925).In his painting "The Wandering Jew" (1983) Michael Sgan-Cohen depicts a birdlike figure standing with a black hand pointed to the back of its head, as if it were holding a gun; another hand points down from heaven is using the motif of the Hand of God and suggesting the divine origin of the curse.