Marc Chagall
Overview
'Art must be an expression of love or it is nothing.'
Marc Chagall, celebrated for his vibrant and emotional expression through printmaking, was a pivotal figure in 20th-century art. Born in Belarus in 1887, Chagall's unique style combines elements of fantasy, religion, and folklore, making his prints deeply personal yet universally resonant. His mastery of color and dream-like scenes bridged the gaps between surrealism, Fauvism, and Cubism. Chagall's prints often feature whimsical motifs, blending reality with his rich imagination.
Works
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Création, 1980
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Les Lilas, 1980
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Les Clowns Musiciens, 1980
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Les Amoureux à l'Isba, 1980
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Le Bouquet Rose, 1980
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Le Couple au Crépuscule, 1980
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Les Deux Rives, 1980
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L'Ame du Cirque, 1980
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Maternité Rouge, 1980
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Dans le Ciel de l’Opera, 1980 Sold
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Vue de Notre Dame, 1980 Sold
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La Joie, 1980 Sold
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La Parade, 1980 Sold
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L'Envolée Magique, 1980 Sold
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Exhibitions
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Summer Show 2024
A collection of 30 posters from the Munich 1972 Olympics. 18 Jul - 31 Aug 2024Our Summer Show 2024 is now open until the end of August, at our gallery on Maddox Street. The 1972 Olympic Committee commissioned 28 international artists to each produce an...Read more -
Chagall: Love, Visions and Dreams
2 May - 15 Jun 2024Modernist pioneer Marc Chagall was in his nineties when publisher Aimé Maeght suggested he produce a set of lithographs, leaving him complete freedom over theme and size. He thus went...Read more
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