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Chagall's artworks fit into modern art categories including [[Cubism]] and [[Fauvism]]. ''A painter-poet celebrated by [[Guillaume Apollinaire|Apollinaire]] and Cendrars, Chagall brought back the forgotten dimension of metaphor into French formalism.'' | Chagall's artworks fit into modern art categories including [[Cubism]] and [[Fauvism]]. ''A painter-poet celebrated by [[Guillaume Apollinaire|Apollinaire]] and Cendrars, Chagall brought back the forgotten dimension of metaphor into French formalism.'' | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:35, July 12, 2016
Marc Chagall ( Vitebsk, Russia 7 July 1887 – Saint-Paul de Vence, France 28 March 1985) was a French of Russian - Jewish origin. Painter and Stained Glass Artist.
Chagall's artworks fit into modern art categories including Cubism and Fauvism. A painter-poet celebrated by Apollinaire and Cendrars, Chagall brought back the forgotten dimension of metaphor into French formalism.
Petite gallery
"Me and My Village"
"The Betrothed"
"Bateau-Mouche with Bouquet"
"L’Arche de Noé"
"Bouquet de Fleurs"
"Moïse recevant les Tables de la Loi", (detail).
See also
External links
- Musee Marc Chagall In French.
- Biography ARTCHIVE.