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Limited Edition Numbered Marc Chagall Serigraph - The Twelve Tribes - Benjamin

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Limited Edition Numbered Marc Chagall Serigraph - The Twelve Tribes - Benjamin Home to thousands of fantastic Judaica products! Satisfaction guaranteed - or your money back! Limited Edition Numbered Serigraph - 500 copies The colorful serigraph is taken from Marc Chagall's famous set of 12 stained glass windows (each one signifying one of the tribes of Israel) installed at the Hadassah Medical Center Synagogue in Ein Kerem, Jerusalem. This piece is a replica of Chagall's 'Tribe of Binyamin (Benjamin)' window. An official certificate of authenticity is included. If you are interested in receiving this item framed, please contact us. Paper: 84.5 cm X 63.5 cm / 33.27' X 25' Image: 69.5 cm X 52.5 cm / 27.36' X 20.67' Marc Chagall (1887-1985) is among the most beloved, respected, and cherished
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Limited Edition Numbered Marc Chagall Serigraph - The Twelve Tribes - Benjamin Home to thousands of fantastic Judaica products! Satisfaction guaranteed - or your money back! Limited Edition Numbered Serigraph - 500 copies The colorful serigraph is taken from Marc Chagall's famous set of 12 stained glass windows (each one signifying one of the tribes of Israel) installed at the Hadassah Medical Center Synagogue in Ein Kerem, Jerusalem. This piece is a replica of Chagall's 'Tribe of Binyamin (Benjamin)' window. An official certificate of authenticity is included. If you are interested in receiving this item framed, please contact us. Paper: 84.5 cm X 63.5 cm / 33.27' X 25' Image: 69.5 cm X 52.5 cm / 27.36' X 20.67' Marc Chagall (1887-1985) is among the most beloved, respected, and cherished visual artists in Jewish, Russian, and French history - and claimed by all three cultures as their own. At the forefront of numerous major artistic movements, his joyful use of color and frequent Jewish themes, as well as his surreal perspectives, give an instantly recognizable look to his work.
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