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Mordecai Ardon ( 1896- 1992) was a Polish-born artist. He immigrated to Israel in 1933. One of his most famous creations are the Ardon Windows, a set of large stained-glass windows displayed prominently in the Jewish National and University Library on Mount Scopus, Jerusalem, incorporating visual elements from the Kabbala.

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