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Artwork details
- Medium : Engraving
- Dimensions : 11x14.8in
About this artwork
The plowing, 1948
Original engraving
Signed in the board
368 copies draw
On arches 28 x 37.5 cm
Reference: reasoned catalog Marc Chagall and Ambroise Vollard #53
Information: Marc Chagall began to engrave the brass, illustrating "the dead souls" of Nikolai Gogol from 1923. The draw was completed by Tériade in 1948.
A photocopy of the proof drawing signed by Chagall will be attached to the engraving.
Excellent condition
Marc Chagall
Belarus
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Credentials
- Famous Artist
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Marc Chagall was a Russian-French artist born in 1887 in Vitebsk, Belarus. Chagall’s journey began in his homeland and took a significant turn when he migrated to Paris in 1910. His early works captured the essence of Russian-Jewish life with an enchanting whimsy. After Paris, the style of Chagall’s paintings changed to the cubist tendencies of Picasso and Braque while retaining his distinctive poetic vision. For now, Marc Chagall’s prints are desirable for art enthusiasts, especially those who are interested in his unique touch of art.
In summary, through Chagall’s paintings, we can enjoy the gateway to experiencing the magic and poetry of one of the great storytellers of the 20th century. For those who are seeking Marc Chagall’s prints or Marc Chagall’s lithographs, Singulart is the best place to help you find the one that talks to you!