A magnificent, large‑format art book celebrating Marc Chagall’s visionary stained‑glass cycle created for the synagogue of the Hadassah‑Hebrew University Medical Center in Jerusalem — one of the artist’s most ambitious late works. This 1988 Park Lane edition faithfully presents the narrative and imagery of the original editions, with lavish color and black & white illustrations tracing Chagall’s creative process, the symbolic richness of the twelve windows representing Israel’s ancient tribes, and the hues that animate scripture in light. Though the book’s lithographs are facsimile rather than original prints, the sheer scale and artistic depth make this edition a stunning centerpiece for collectors of 20th‑century art, sacred art, and Chagall monographs.
Format: Hardcover with dust jacket
Pages: 210 pages, profusely illustrated in color & B/W
Special Features: Facsimile lithographs referenced in the book text (note: not original Chagall lithographs)
Publication Place: New York, USA
Size/Dimensions: Large format, approximately 9″ × 12″ (folio size)
Condition: Very good condition with light wears on dust jacket
