Marc Chagall’s prints showcase his mastery of colour, line and symbolism, reflecting his unique fusion of fantasy, folklore and spirituality. Working with techniques such as lithography, etching and woodcut, he translated his dreamlike imagery into richly textured compositions. His prints often depict biblical narratives, village scenes and floating figures, evoking a sense of nostalgia and transcendence. Chagall’s innovative approach to printmaking expanded his artistic language, allowing for dynamic reinterpretations of recurring themes while demonstrating his technical precision and poetic vision.