Chagall Hand-signed Print, The Dream, Matted
Regular price
$640.00
Seller: ArchiveAuthority
14 3/4 x 15 3/4 inches
Chagall signed and gave this print to his friend Martin Riskin who gave it to Sy Kessler, and autograph dealer, from whom present owner purchased it.
The image displays "The Dream" (Le Rêve), a painting by Marc Chagall, created in 1927.
- This nocturnal scene, created during the period Chagall was illustrating La Fontaine's Fables, evokes a mythological story or fairytale, allowing for an exploration of the irrational and imaginary.
- Chagall's work is known for its distinctive use of color and form, blending elements of Russian Expressionism and French Cubism.
- "The Dream" explores themes of youthful love and village life, weaving together motifs from various sources including biblical narratives, memories of Russia, and his envisioned promised land.
- The painting's dreamlike quality, with its floating figures and fantastical elements, invites viewers to contemplate the ethereal nature of creativity and its connection to the subconscious.
Regular price
$640.00
Seller: ArchiveAuthority
14 3/4 x 15 3/4 inches
Chagall signed and gave this print to his friend Martin Riskin who gave it to Sy Kessler, and autograph dealer, from whom present owner purchased it.
The image displays "The Dream" (Le Rêve), a painting by Marc Chagall, created in 1927.
- This nocturnal scene, created during the period Chagall was illustrating La Fontaine's Fables, evokes a mythological story or fairytale, allowing for an exploration of the irrational and imaginary.
- Chagall's work is known for its distinctive use of color and form, blending elements of Russian Expressionism and French Cubism.
- "The Dream" explores themes of youthful love and village life, weaving together motifs from various sources including biblical narratives, memories of Russia, and his envisioned promised land.
- The painting's dreamlike quality, with its floating figures and fantastical elements, invites viewers to contemplate the ethereal nature of creativity and its connection to the subconscious.