When Polish-Jewish violinmaker David Cender and his family were forced into the Lodz ghetto, the Nazis confiscated everything, including a rare portrait of Marc Chagall’s father. With its experi ...

One of the most important and influential artists of the 20th Century, Marc Chagall's (1887–1985 ... of styles that bore fruit to works that were distinctly Chagall. The present work is a ...

Rembrandt’s effect on Marc Chagall was giant, and because of its depth and continuation, Chagall evolved into painting a huge number of self-portraits, following the pattern set by Rembrandt ...

Painter Marc Chagall is beloved for his bold and colorful ... For example, in a self-portrait dated 1912-13, we see Chagall with nods to the ultimate symbol of modernity on the left, the Eiffel ...

Think of the visionary artist Marc Chagall and romantic ... instruments float balloonlike through celestial skies. In Chagall's self-portrait "I and the Village" (1911), artist and beast see ...

“That’s right. That’s right.” Chagall ran over to the bookshelves behind us, came back with a book, and opened up to Cendrars’ poem “Portrait” — his portrait: Suddenly, he paints ...

The painter Marc Chagall, for example, never forgot the tiny, mud-spattered village in Eastern Europe where he grew up. Images of it cropped up in the corners of his works throughout his life.

Lewis and Yolen pair 14 poems about Marc Chagall (1887–1985) with reproductions of more than a dozen of his paintings (as well as vintage photographs) in this moving account of the artist’s ...

a portrait of Phillip IV by Velázquez. But this sort of history is of little solace to Stephanie Clegg, who paid $90,000 for a painting attributed to Marc Chagall at auction at Sotheby’s in ...