Large Lithograph Print after Marc Chagall

Medium: Lithograph Print

Edition Number: 206/500

Dimensions: Approx. 116 x 86.5 cm

Condition Report: Overall good condition

Description: This large lithograph, created after the celebrated artist Marc Chagall, features a captivating vertical composition rich in surrealist elements and symbolic meaning. In Chagall's characteristic style, this piece includes a crowned bird, the Star of David, a candle holder, and a human figure, all entwined in a dreamlike narrative that invites viewers into a poetic, imaginative world. Each element bears a deep symbolism, with vibrant colors and whimsical forms that create an engaging visual experience. The piece is numbered in the lower left and bears a signature in the lower right.

About the Artist:
Marc Chagall (1887–1985) was a Belorussian-born French painter, printmaker, and designer renowned for his unique blend of surrealism, symbolism, and modernist techniques. Known for his emotionally charged compositions, Chagall drew on themes of love, memory, and cultural identity. His works encompass various media, including painting, etching, stained glass, and set design, with notable pieces like I and the Village (1911) pioneering expressions of psychic reality in modern art.