Marc Chagall Hadassah Windows Souvenir Plaque - Tribe of Simeon

This item is a decorative souvenir plaque featuring a photographic reproduction of the 'Tribe of Simeon' stained glass window, originally designed by Marc Chagall for the Abbell Synagogue at the Hadassah-Hebrew University Medical Center in Jerusalem. The item consists of a printed decal or paper image applied to an arched panel, which is then mounted onto a rectangular, dark-stained wooden base with a textured grain. The imagery showcases Chagall’s signature dreamlike style, dominated by vibrant blues, yellows, and reds, featuring symbolic motifs such as stylized animals and floating forms set within a geometric lead-line grid. The physical construction appears to be a mass-produced commemorative piece rather than an original artwork or architectural element. The condition is generally good, showing some minor surface scuffing on the wooden mount and slight edge wear on the central image application. These windows were originally inaugurated in 1962, suggesting this replica was likely produced in the late 20th century as a religious or cultural souvenir. The craftsmanship is standard for commercial giftware, with the primary value residing in the iconic subject matter and its association with the renowned artist.