In this forbidden photo you can see 4 of Chagall's 12 stained glass windows in the synagogue of Hadassah medical center.The Holy Ark and the reading table for the Torah scroll are covered by a two-piece soft sculpture created by Aviva Green.
The detail is better seen in the artist's slideshow, and here she explains about the creative process.
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The glass protecting the reading table gave nice reflections of the windows..
I knew I just had to get them for James' Weekend Reflections so I shot fast, just before the shout of "No photographs!" rang out..
Colourful. Beautiful.
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I am so happy you took these photos, for they reflect the beauty of the holy place. I wish I could see it with my own eyes! Have a great week end!
ReplyDeleteGood for us that you managed to steal a few shots. Great to see the photos of the inside of the holy place.
ReplyDeleteSuch colors in your reflection today.
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ReplyDeleteI especially like the top "spycam" photo!
Cheerio, Dina!
Beautiful! I am glad you broke the rule.
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Lovely reflections, Dina. I am glad you flaunted the authorities to share them with us....I visited the artist's sight and enjoyed her use of color.
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed seeing all the windows in the post you linked us to. They are a riot of gorgeous colors. This is a perfect offering for your reflections meme.
ReplyDeleteGlad you broke the law! They are just so wonderful.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful reflections. Too bad they won't allow photographs. Your photos make me want to visit the real thing.
ReplyDeleteIt's so good you've been able to photograph these fantastic Chagall's stained glass windows!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the link in your comment, Dina, I'll visit the page as soon as possible.
Great and colorful reflections from this place.
ReplyDeleteWell done to sneak in a couple of photos, they have some beautiful colours
ReplyDeleteThose windows are gorgeous, and I love the reflection on the glass-covered cloth. Glad you didn't get arrested or anything!
ReplyDeleteI can see why you were willing to break the rules just a bit to get these shots. They are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThank you for your effort and these colours of joy.
ReplyDeletePlease have a good Sunday you all.
Beautiful reflections!
ReplyDeleteI do that all the time too! Well done.
ReplyDeleteWonderful, I'm glad you took the picture just before the shout.
ReplyDeleteStunning reflection... You caught the very soul of this place, bravo !
ReplyDeleteChagall at his best!
ReplyDeleteLove your forbidden photos, glad you broke the rules! :-)
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