'Marc Chagall: Colours for the Bible' Opens at Marc Chagall National Museum
ARTDAILY
FRANCE---For Marc Chagall’s whole life (1887-1985), The Bible was a major source of inspiration. The seventeen paintings of the Biblical Message kept in the Marc Chagall National Museum provide the best testimony evidence: painted between 1956 and 1966, their message of universal love and their creative freedom make them one of the most important spiritual legacy of the artist. The exhibition offers a return in the past, some thirty-five years earlier when the artist began his studies on biblical themes by producing a masterly series of gouaches. [link]
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| Marc Chagall, Joseph berger, 1931, huile et gouache sur papier, musée national Marc Chagall © RMN Grand Palais / Adrien Didierjean © Adagp, Paris 2014. |
