Marc Chagall: The Lost Jewish World

Marc Chagall: The Lost Jewish World

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If I were not a Jew . . . I wouldnt have been an artist, or I would be a different artist altogether. Marc Chagall, Leaves from My Notebook. Marc Chagall is one of the most popular artists of the 20th century, famous for his poetic, surreal images that represent a topsyturvy world, combining fantasy and spirituality with a modernist style. This volume serves as a guide to the iconography of Chagalls bestloved workin which he frequently included Jewish symbolism and folklore, sometimes overtly, sometimes in hidden, quite meaningful waysoffering insight into Chagalls Jewish roots and succinct interpretations of his major paintings, from his early masterpieces made in Russia and in Paris to his Yiddish art theater paintings. Harshav illuminates Chagalls most famous paintings of the Jewish shtetl, or provincial Russian town, and highlights the recognizable trademarks of his art, such as the fiddler on the roof. It also interprets in detail Chagalls theater murals and his beautiful stainedglass windows at the Hadassah Hospital in Jerusalem. Although Chagall is not known only as a Jewish artist, his background was the prism through which he saw the world and served as the language of his universally loved art.

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