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Perhaps no other artist of the 20th.
century so seamlessly combined the folkloric, the mythological, the
pastoral, and the urban as did Marc Chagall.
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Le Coq sur Paris, Paris 1958
Der Hahn uber Paris
The Rooster over Paris
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Paysage Bleu, Paris 1958
Blue Landschaft
Blue Landscape
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Chagall The Lithographs, Page 115, 118
Catalog Number 223
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Chagall The Lithographs, Page 113,114
Catalog Number 221
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MARC CHAGALL
(Russian/American 1887-1985)
Tribute to the Eiffel Tower, 1964
Lithograph in colors on Arches paper
Image: 25.50 x 19 inches/64.8 x 48.3 centimeters
Sheet: 29.9 x 21.1 inches/75.9 x 53.6 centimeters
Signed in pencil lower right "Marc Chagall"
Numbered lower left 15/50
Mourlot 416
Frame: 37 x 30 inches
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...The almost childlike delight of Chagall's
work, its unique combination of Jewish mysticism and the artist's own
French-Russian sensibility, as well as its unabashed
celebration of European peasantry, make Chagall's art seem
wonderfully untouched by modernity's disruptions...
Invoking the Jewish religion of his childhood and the traditions of
Russian folk art, both replete with myths and fables, the French-Russian
artist Marc Chagall fabricated a mystical world of lovers, musicians and
artists in his work. He chose lithography as a print medium that could
offer him almost unlimited painterly freedom to explore this world.
Since lithography is a technique where the artists can work directly on the
printing plate or lithostone, the resulting prints convey the spontaneity of
his brushstrokes and drawn lines. Lithography also allowed
Chagall to work in lush color, which he viewed as his metier, and for which
he has become renowned. Chagall's lithographs are now among the
most collected art works of the 20th. century... |
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