Thank you for this video. I visited Chicago one weekend about 10 years ago specifically to spend some time at the AIC. I distinctly recall tears coming to my eyes as I stood in front of the Chagall windows, overcome by this wonderful experience. I don't often do that in an art museum.

No wonder the windows looked new when I visited last week! Even more beautiful than I remembered, for good reason. Thank you Art Institute. Thank you, Mr. Chagall.

Beautiful art work and amazing process in which it's created.

So beautifully photographed!

I've watched this vdieo 3 times now.... can't get enough... thanks for posting!

Marvellous video for a fabulous work !

Its a very interesting and beautifull video

This is interesting documentary work. I wish that it gave me more time, and with less chat, to enjoy the windows. They were presented almost as tangential to the story, whatever it was supposed be. The “art world” only alienates me, as a person with no place in it.

film stated that the flashed glass was blue flashed over yellow to get a green color. BUT it looks like it was blue flashed over clear glass. The yellow needed in-order to get the green was more likely done with the addition of a "painterly" technique called silver staining applied to the back of the blue/clear flashed glass to get the yellow needed to create the green color

Terrific video. However it could do without the subtitles as the speakers are all quite clear.

are these windows currently on display in the Art Institute of Chicago?