Showing 5 artworks with Marc Chagall and with 1918 and with Jewish Folklore
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Marc Chagall
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- Putty
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- Summer House
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- Abstract Portrait
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- Floral Arrangement
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- The Promenade
- Abstract Painting
- Black And White Drawing
- Family Portrait
- Garden Scene
- Oil On Canvas
Marc Chagall’s dreamy Summer House Backyard captures a tranquil Jewish backyard scene in Vitebsk, Belarus, circa 1918—a testament to his lyrical style and evocative use of color. Explore this captivating piece and bring the magic of Chagall's vision into your home.
Marc Chagall’s evocative Two Heads draws inspiration from Belarusian folklore and Jewish tradition, blending surrealist style with whimsical imagery—a man's tie-wearing face juxtaposed against a woman's counterpart alongside a playful bunny. Explore this dreamlike masterpiece and bring Chagall’s vision home.
Explore Marc Chagall’s ‘The Promenade’ (1918)! A vibrant Fauvist/Cubist masterpiece depicting love & liberation in post-revolution Russia. Discover its symbolism & dynamic composition.
Marc Chagall’s "Double Portrait with a Glass of Wine" (1918) – A vibrant, expressive oil painting showcasing two figures in a fantastical celebration. Art Nouveau & Symbolism meet theatrical charm.
Marc Chagall’s ethereal Wedding captures a poignant moment of familial love amidst angelic figures and symbolic elements—a dreamlike depiction from 1918 reflecting Vitebsk's cultural heritage, inviting you to explore this timeless masterpiece.