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Marc Chagall
1887–1985 · Russian-born French · Based in Paris, New York & Saint-Paul-de-Vence, France
- Zvantseva School of Drawing and Painting, St. Petersburg under Léon Bakst (1910)
- Modernism
- Painting
- Stained Glass
- Printmaking
Marc Chagall transformed memories of Vitebsk, Jewish life, love, exile and biblical imagery into a highly personal visual world. Working across painting, print, theater, stained glass and public commissions, he remained independent of the major modernist movements that surrounded him.
Painting; printmaking; stained glass; ceramics; tapestry; theater design
Gallery Representation
Major Works
- 1911I and the Village
- 1912–13Self-Portrait with Seven Fingers
- 1913Paris Through the Window
- 1915The Birthday
- 1918Over the Town
- 1923–24The Green Violinist
- 1933Solitude
- 1938White Crucifixion →
- 1922–47The Falling Angel
- 1977America Windows →
Museums & Public Collections
Interviews & Writing
- Museum-quality video search →RESEARCH QUEUEvideo
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