Chagall's Biblical Gift to his Wife
THE WALL STREET JOURNAL
March 22, 2011
FRANCE - For years, a set of hand-colored engravings that artist Marc Chagall made for his second wife, Vava, have been out of public view, in the hands of a private collector in France. Now the engravings are on display for the first time as part of an exhibit at Paris's Museum of Jewish Art and History called Chagall and the Bible, presenting 105 engravings by Chagall to illustrate his famed 1956 edition of the Bible. [link]
March 22, 2011
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| "Easter" by Marc Chagall (1968) |
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