Marc Chagall

Marc Chagall is, without doubt, one of the greatest artists of the 20th century. He created a unique world full of pathos, poetry, humor, and enchantment, drawing on vivid memories of his childhood in what is today Belarus. Born Throughout his career, Chagall was greatly inspired by Byzantine and Russian icon painting, as well as Jewish folklore. He appreciated how they could be subjectively understood and he wished that his own mythological floating figures and symbolism would be interpreted just as freely. Chagall loved life. He loved the circus, he loved the Bible and found the same human paradox in both—joy mixed with tragedy, beauty with sadness. The poetic and biblical inspirations of Chagall’s art have always appealed to a broad public, and his works are collected, exhibited and admired all over the world. Chagall would live to the age 97 and spend his final years in France, having accumulated a long, well-respected legacy within the Art world.

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Inspiration (M.398)

Apparition at the Circus (M.392)

Vision of Paris (M.287)

The House in My Village (M.283)

The Angel (M.288)

Acrobats at Play (M.401)

Lovers with Red Sun (M.285)

Couple Beside Tree (M.292)

Pastoral (M.906)

Fantastic Composition (1st state, M.896)

The Tribe of Judah (Twelve Maquettes of Stained Glass Windows for Jerusalem, CS.15)

Le Cirque, M.527

The Bay of Angels (M.350)

The Artists (M.908), 1977

Moses and the Serpent (The Bible, #226), 1958

Marc Le Petite Mariee (M.907), 1977

Frontispiece (The Story of Exodus, M.444), 1966

"When Moses was grown..." (The Story of Exodus, M.446), 1966

"Thou shalt also anoint Aaron and his sonnes..." (The Story of Exodus, M.458), 1966

"Then the daughter of Pharaoh..." (The Story of Exodus, M.445), 1966

"Then the Angel of the Lorde appeared..." (The Story of Exodus, M.447), 1966

"Then Moses assembled all the congregation..." (The Story of Exodus, M.463), 1966

"Then came Amalek and fought with Israel in..." (The Story of Exodus, M.456), 1966

"Then afterward Moses and Aaron..." (The Story of Exodus, M.451), 1966

"So went Moses and Aaron..." (The Story of Exodus, M.450), 1966

"Moses wrath waxed hote, and he cast the Tables..." (The Story of Exodus, M.461), 1966

"Moses then came and called for the Elders..." (The Story of Exodus, M.457), 1966

"Moses stretched his hand toward heaven..." (The Story of Exodus, M.452), 1966

"Moses stretched forth his hand upon the sea..." (The Story of Exodus, M.453), 1966

"He wrote in the tables the words..." (The Story of Exodus, M.462), 1966

"He gave him two tables of the Testament..." (The Story of Exodus, M.459), 1966

"He cast the rod on the ground..." (The Story of Exodus, M.448), 1966

"For the cloude of the Lorde was upon..." (The Story of Exodus, M.467), 1966

"Bezaleel made two cherubims of golde..." (The Story of Exodus, M.464), 1966

"And thou shalt smite on the rocks" (The Story of Exodus, M.455), 1966

"And Moses beheld all the worke..." (The Story of Exodus, M.466), 1966

"And Miriam the Prophetesse..." (The Story of Exodus, M.454), 1966

"All the people pluckt from themselves..." (The Story of Exodus, M.460), 1966

The Three Bouquets (M.845)

Samson and Delilah (The Bible, #252)