Marc Chagall, interpretive lithograph, the three candles, French painter, Jewish artist, works with a message of peace,

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Marc Chagall, Interpretation lithograph taken from an original oil on canvas created by Marc Chagall in 1939 entitled “the three candles” and coming from a private collection. Dimensions: 25.19 x 19.68 inches. ADAGP dry stamp (Official French Copyright Society) in relief on the lithograph as a certificate of authenticity. Signed in the plate.

Very good condition except for slight traces in the margin. This will go unnoticed after framing with a mat. Sold unframed.

This lithograph was published in 450 copies in the year 2000 on Arches paper by the Atelier Tête à Tête in Paris in agreement with the beneficiaries of the Chagall estate as well as ADAGP Paris.

Painting a mixture of fantasy, nostalgia and religious images, Marc Chagall (1887-1985) sees his paintings as odes to love. Despite a poor childhood in a Russian shtetl, Chagall filled his paintings with happy and optimistic references to his childhood, which he rendered with delicate lines and bright colors. After living in Paris, he moved to the United States during World War II, where he depicted the plight of Jewish martyrs and refugees.

He enjoyed an exception: his sensitive and spiritual paintings were exhibited at the Louvre during his lifetime.

This original lithograph comes unframed and is shipped rolled in a rigid protective shipping tube so it arrives at your door in perfect condition.

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