The picture depicts the inner struggle of man, his troubled state of mind. This is expressed in a number of elements, including color.
The picture with the underlined religious and cultural overtones formed the basis of the famous and popular musical “Fiddler on the Roof”.
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- Violinista – Marc Chagall La imagen muestra la lucha interior del hombre, su estado mental confuso. Esto se expresa en una serie de elementos, incluido el color. La pintura con matices religiosos y culturales...
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- Paris from the window by Marc Chagall The painting was painted at the end of the artist’s first period of stay in France. After a few years, he nevertheless turned his attention to the French capital. The...
- Self-portrait with seven fingers by Marc Chagall Chagall presents himself as a successful artist: well-groomed hair, an elegant suit, depicted in a cubo-futurist manner, a flower in a buttonhole and a fashionable tie. Behind him in the...
- Above the Vitebsk by Marc Chagall Vitebsk took a special place in the heart of the artist. Here the birthplace of Marc Chagall, with this place he compared the numerous cities where the master lived. Confirmation...
- Book illustrations by Marc Chagall The art of engraving Chagall comprehended in Berlin, from Herman Struck, who wrote a classic study on this subject. Engaged sometimes engraving on wood and lithography, he still preferred them...
- The deceased (Death) by Marc Chagall One of the 3 paintings presented by Chagall to the exhibition of works by students of the Zvantseva school. From this picture the artist began his creative creative biography. Its...
- Above the city by Marc Chagall The works of the famous avant-garde artist Marc Chagall are difficult to confuse with the works of other authors, grotesqueness and symbolism singles them out in the paintings of the...
- The Bride by Marc Chagall The image of the bride is found more than once in the canvases of Marc Chagall, especially on the eve of the wedding of the painter on Belle Rosenfeld. However,...
- Circus horse by Marc Chagall Marc Chagall loved the circus and said that circus artists help move to new horizons. Visiting performances became one of the artist’s favorite pastimes from the first years of his...
- Bella with a white collar by Marc Chagall Mark repeatedly painted his beloved and his wife – Bella Rosenfeld, the daughter of a rich Russian jeweler. This portrait is the most famous image of this girl, in which...
- Introduction to the New Jewish Theater by Marc Chagall This was the central panel for the organized State Jewish Chamber Theater, which was converted from a manor house. It was 3 m high and 8 m long and was...
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- The Fall of an Angel by Marc Chagall Chagall wrote this picture for 3 decades. In it, history is even more transformed into metahistory. His characters: – An old man, full of things of anxiety, pointing to the...
- My wife by Marc Chagall An unusual picture in the nude genre, full of characters and signs arising at the level of the unconscious, “To my wife” is dedicated to Bella Rosenfeld. By the time...
- Anywhere just to get out of this world by Marc Chagall The painting is a vision of Chagall’s painting “over reality”. Returning from France to his native Vitebsk, the artist paints it with pleasure. In the opal-mother-of-pearl luminescence appears a fabulously...
- Self-portrait with a muse (Dream) by Marc Chagall The picture indicates a return to the old techniques of the picturesque language. Chagall rethinks the stylistics of cubo-futurism, developed by Larionov and Goncharova. By its expression and plastic expressiveness,...
- I and the Village by Marc Chagall One of the most poetic allegories of the artist, a reflection of the duality of his consciousness. The name for the picture was invented by the French friend of Chagall...