Marc Chagall |
“In our life there is a single color, as on an artist’s palette, which provides the meaning of life and art. It is the color of love.” —Marc Chagall Marc Chagall, who died in 1985 at the age of 97, is without doubt one of the greatest artists of the 20th century. In his paintings he created a unique world full of pathos, poetry, humor and enchantment, drawing on vivid memories of his childhood in what is today Belorus. |
MARC CHAGALL |
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Original Works |
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Aleko, 1951 |
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Bouquet Jaune sur Fond Bleu, 1981-82 |
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Le Cavalier Amoureux, c.1970 |
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Le Depart D'Arlequin, 1972 |
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Le Poète, 1966 |
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Le Roi David |
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Le Saltimbanque et le Clown |
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L'Inspire, 1963 |
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Offrande à la Tour Eiffel, 1964 |
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Profil Bleu, Jaune et Blanc, 1977 |
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Graphic Works |
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Come muses, sing this rural song... (from in the land of the gods), M.537 |
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Frontispiece |
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La Flute Enchantee, (The Magic Flute, CS.38), 1967 |
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La Grande Corniche (M.485a), 1967 |
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L'Arc en Ciel, (The Rainbow, M.596), 1969 |
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Le Coq sur Paris, (M.223), 1958 |
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Le Poete, (M.442), 1966 |
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Self Portrait, (M.709) |
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The Bastille, (M.111), 1954 Gouache, watercolor and pastel on paper, signed 'Marc Chagall' lower left |
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The Magician of Paris, (M.598), 1969/70 |
The Queen of Sheba, (The Bible #278) |
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The Tribe of Dan (Twelve Maquettes of Stained Glass Windows for Jerusalem, CS.18) |
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The Tribe of Judah (Twelve Maquettes of Stained Glass Windows for Jerusalem, CS.15) |
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The Two Banks, (M.974), 1980 |
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