After John D. Rockefeller, Jr., died in 1960, the Rockefeller family commissioned renowned artist Marc Chagall to create a large stained-glass window in his memory for the @unionchurchph. THE GOOD SAMARITAN window was installed at the church in 1962, marking the artist’s first stained-glass project in the United States. Chagall went on to complete eight additional windows for the Rockefellers at Union Church. Chagall’s preparatory sketches for the windows, a peek inside the artist’s creative process, are now on display at The Pocantico Center in SKETCHING LIGHT, a joint exhibition with the Rockefeller Archive Center. On Saturdays March 15 and April 19, visitors will have a rare opportunity view both the sketches at Pocantico and the completed stained glass windows as Union Church opens its doors for special off-season hours. Claim your free tickets to SKETCHING LIGHT at the link in our bio; reservations for Union Church not required (suggested $10 donation). Image: THE GOOD SAMARITAN window [detail]. Sketch by Marc Chagall. Stained glass by Marc Chagall with the collaboration of Charles Marq. ©2025 Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York / ADAGP Paris (fb)

Tickets for Pocantico’s 2025 Spring Season are now available! The lineup features films by @mistyonpointe and @jhunternolan, performances by YoungArts fellow @rastapapi, @angelelektranyc, and @the_real_shay_d_pines, and tours of the Marcel Breuer House and Kykuit, capped off by our annual Community Day! Tickets at the link in our bio. (fb)