“ … Sometimes [Chagall] would raise his eyes, with a smile and a knowing look, as though an angel had passed by – who knew if he was praying freely or dreaming of Heaven? It meant that he was constantly in pursuit of inspiration, constantly searching. This intensity of life swirled around him naturally. He aspired to give, to transmit what he received through his poetry, a boundless vision molded by his lucid outlook on the world. … ”

– Benoit Marq, from the Paulist Press book “Chagall: The Stained Glass Windows,” which has been named First Place in “Coffee Table / Religious Art” books in 2016 by the Catholic Press Association.

Marc Chagall, the famed Russian-French artist, created stained-glass pieces that can be found in churches, synagogues, and even the United Nations building in New York City.

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