Chagall hand-signed, The War, Shorwood Publishers

Chagall hand-signed, The War, Shorwood Publishers

$350.00
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Chagall hand-signed, The War, Shorwood Publishers
  • Chagall hand-signed, The War, Shorwood Publishers
  • Chagall hand-signed, The War, Shorwood Publishers
  • Chagall hand-signed, The War, Shorwood Publishers
  • Chagall hand-signed, The War, Shorwood Publishers
  • Chagall hand-signed, The War, Shorwood Publishers
  • Chagall hand-signed, The War, Shorwood Publishers
  • Chagall hand-signed, The War, Shorwood Publishers
  • Chagall hand-signed, The War, Shorwood Publishers
  • Chagall hand-signed, The War, Shorwood Publishers
  • Chagall hand-signed, The War, Shorwood Publishers
  • Chagall hand-signed, The War, Shorwood Publishers
  • Chagall hand-signed, The War, Shorwood Publishers
  • Chagall hand-signed, The War, Shorwood Publishers
  • Chagall hand-signed, The War, Shorwood Publishers
  • Chagall hand-signed, The War, Shorwood Publishers
  • Chagall hand-signed, The War, Shorwood Publishers
  • Chagall hand-signed, The War, Shorwood Publishers
  • Chagall hand-signed, The War, Shorwood Publishers
  • Chagall hand-signed, The War, Shorwood Publishers
  • Chagall hand-signed, The War, Shorwood Publishers
Chagall hand-signed, The War, Shorwood Publishers

Chagall hand-signed, The War, Shorwood Publishers

$350.00
The image displays Marc Chagall's painting titled "War" (1964-1967).
22 1/2 x 28 1/2 
  • This powerful work depicts the chaos and suffering caused by conflict, a recurring theme in Chagall's art, especially given his experiences during World War II and the persecution of Jewish people. 
  • The painting features a dynamic composition with figures and animals in distress, reflecting the artist's emotional response to the devastation of war. 
  • Chagall, a Jewish artist, often incorporated themes of exile, persecution, and hope into his works, using symbolic imagery to convey complex emotions and narratives. 
  • "War" is considered a significant piece within his later body of work, showcasing his continued engagement with social and political issues through his unique artistic style