Art History at Loggia | Exploring the Artist Marc Chagall

Portrait of the Artist Marc Chagall

name | Marc Chagall

lived | 1887-1985

period | Modern

paintings | selected works

Bella in Green
Birthday
Cemetery Gate
The Harvest
Homage to Apollinaire
I and the Village
Lovers with Flowers
Paris through the Window
Temptation (Adam and Eve)

The art of Marc Chagall was influenced by folklore, religion, and mythology, and these themes were used by the painter to create a unique and visionary style of painting. I and the Village and Paris through the Window are two of Chagall's most memorable works.

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Gardner's Art Through the Ages

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