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| Marc Chagall
(1887-1985), a celebrated painter of
twentieth century distinguished for
his surrealistic inventiveness, was
associated with almost all modern movements
after the Impressionism. Inspired by
the Belarusian folk life his Jewish
heritage was reflected in his art through
out his life. His compositions were
governed by vivid colors and optimism
where imagination was woven with reality
suffused with poetic inspiration. View
some of his most notable works in our
gallery at World Images. |
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I
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The
Couple
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The
Blue Violinist
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Three
Candles
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Chambon-Sur-Lac
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Amoureux
au Bouquet
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The
Magic Flute
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Autumn
in the Village
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Amoureux
de Vence
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On
the Roof of Paris
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La
Branche
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Cantiques
IV
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The
Dream, 1939
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The
White Window
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Paris
Opera Ceiling
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Bowl of Cherries
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Joie
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Amoureux,
1956
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Metropolitan
Opera Opening,
September
1966
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