It is one of the Spanish Haggadot that contain full-page miniatures in addition to text illustrations. The John Rylands University Library, University of Manchester, England. The episodes depicted in the miniatures recapitulate the Exodus story beginning with the discovery of the infant Moses in the Nile and ending with Miriam's song by the Red Sea. Also included is a miniature of preparations for Passover. The text decorations are quite elaborate, and in addition to the conventional representations of the rabbis in Bene Brak, the four sons, matzah and bitter herbs, include biblical episodes already depicted in the full page miniatures.
Scholars theorize that three artists collaborated on the illustrations.
Unfortunately, the miniatures were rearranged at some point in the volume's transmission, and as a result they are out of order. Hungarian Academy of Sciences Frankfurt Haggadah Facsimile Written and illuminated by Jacob ben Michael May Segal in 1731. Though the biblical event took place in an arid and barren landscape, the illustrator of this Haggadah transfers the scene to a rather lush mediaeval Europe. Jewish Museum of the city of Frankfurt, Germany. Although the Haggadah primarily deals with events recounted in the Book of Exodus, themes from the Book of Genesis also appear, particularly events from the lives of the Patriarchs Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.