Lot Essay
Le Comité Marc Chagall a confirmé l'authenticité de cette œuvre.
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La sortie d'Egypte
Details
Marc Chagall (1887-1985)
La sortie d'Egypte
avec le cachet 'MArc ChAgAll' (en bas à droite)
sanguine et crayon lithographique sur papier Japon
51.2 x 67.7 cm.
Exécuté en 1976
stamped 'MArc ChAgAll' (lower right)
sanguine and lithographic crayon on Japan paper
20 ¼ x 26 5/8 in.
Executed in 1976
La sortie d'Egypte
avec le cachet 'MArc ChAgAll' (en bas à droite)
sanguine et crayon lithographique sur papier Japon
51.2 x 67.7 cm.
Exécuté en 1976
stamped 'MArc ChAgAll' (lower right)
sanguine and lithographic crayon on Japan paper
20 ¼ x 26 5/8 in.
Executed in 1976
Provenance
Provenant de la succession de l'artiste.
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Further Details
Depuis ma première jeunesse, j’ai été captivé par la Bible. Il m’a toujours semblé et il me semble encore que c’est la plus grande source de poésie de tous les temps. La Bible est comme une résonance de la nature et ce secret j’ai essayé de le transmettre ».
(M.Chagall, cité in ‘Chagall et la Bible’ in Beaux Arts, hors-série, Paris, 2003, p. 64).
“Since my youth, I have always been captivated by the Bible. It always seemed to me, and still does, to be the greatest source of poetry of all time. The Bible is like an echo of nature, and it is this mystery which I have tried to convey.”
(M.Chagall, quoted in ‘Chagall et la Bible’ in Beaux Arts, hors-série, Paris, 2003, p. 64).
(M.Chagall, cité in ‘Chagall et la Bible’ in Beaux Arts, hors-série, Paris, 2003, p. 64).
“Since my youth, I have always been captivated by the Bible. It always seemed to me, and still does, to be the greatest source of poetry of all time. The Bible is like an echo of nature, and it is this mystery which I have tried to convey.”
(M.Chagall, quoted in ‘Chagall et la Bible’ in Beaux Arts, hors-série, Paris, 2003, p. 64).
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