4 preliminary text leaves including two color lithograph head- and tail-pieces plus 12 color lithograph plates. Sheets measuring 74x52.5 cm. (approx. 29¼x20¾"), stiff card backing with clear acetate covering, loose in linen covered boards portfolio. 2 of the prints have been removed from the portfolio and professionally matted and framed under Plexiglas, overall 89x72 cm. (approx. 35x28¼"). Copy No. XL of LXXV, each print numbered in pencil in lower margin but unsigned.

The Jerusalem Windows were conceived and executed by Chagall in 1962 for the synagogue associated with Hadassah-Hebrew University Medical Center, Israel's first hospital. This commission marked Chagall's first collaboration in the medium of stained glass. The window designs were reproduced in lithographic form in 1964, as the Twelve Maquettes of Stained Glass Windows for Jerusalem, by Marc Chagall and printed by master printer Charles Sorlier at Atelier Mourlot.