'As fresh, poignant and individual as his paintings' Lucy Beckett, TLS, Books of the Year 2018'Here is my soul. Look for me here; here I am, here are my pictures, my roots'Marc Chagall, one of the twentieth century's most popular artists, grew up in a close-knit, bustling Russian-Jewish community, the son of a herring seller. In his colourful, dreamlike autobiography, written as he was about to leave his homeland for good in 1922, he vividly brings to life the memories and places that fed into his unique work, from his shtetl childhood to revolutionary Russia and Belle poque Paris. Filled with Chagall's own evocative illustrations, My Life is as warm, joyful and humane as his art. 'Chagall writes as whimsically as he paints: lovingly ofother people, humorously and lovingly of himself' Daily Mail'Anyone who likes Chagall's paintings will enjoy this book:the work of an unteachable, unspoiled folk artist' Evening Standard

My Life (Penguin Modern Classics)

CHAGALL, MARC

History

Penguin Classics

Book by Chagall, Marc; Raboff, Ernest

Marc Chagall (Art for Children Series)

Arts & Photography

Raboff, Ernest

History & Criticism

DOUBLEDAY

Modern master’s inspired stained-glass designs for windows of Hadassah-Hebrew Medical Center in Jerusalem. Dazzling assembly of animal forms, heavenly bodies and elements symbolic of each of the 12 tribes of Israel. 12 completed windows, along with final sketch for each, painstakingly reproduced on ready-to-mail cards. Introduction. Captions.

Jerusalem Windows Postcard Book: 24 Full-Color Cards

Religious

Dover Publications

Meticulous reproductions of works by one of the most distinctive and charismatic figures in 20th-century art. Richly diverse images range from a 1910 painting of the artist's personal studio to the dreamlike Bouquet and Red Circus, 1960. Masterpieces in miniature, these cards will captivate art lovers and postcard enthusiasts alike.

Chagall Paintings: 24 Ready-to-Mail Cards

Individual Artists

Old Testament subjects are depicted in 136 works, 24 in full color: the creation, Adam and Eve, Cain and Abel, Hagar in the desert, the meeting of Ruth and Boaz, Job at prayer, more. Captions cite biblical sources of each drawing. Reprinted from a rare double issue of the French arts magazine Verve.

Drawings for the Bible

The unique vision of Russian-born French painter Marc Chagall (1887–1985) made him one of the most popular artists of the 20th century. His exuberant, poetic style drew upon childhood memories to create irrational, dreamlike images.This vibrant collection presents 16 of Chagall's best works as pressure-sensitive stickers. Included are beautiful reproductions of Ida at the Window, The Cellist, The Green Violinist, Midsummer Night's Dream, and a dozen more.Use these stickers to decorate and beautify gift packages, letters, notebooks — almost any flat surface.

Chagall: 16 Art Stickers (Dover Art Stickers)

Superb treasury of images by one of the most distinctive and original artists of the 20th century — from fanciful fiddlers hovering above rooftops to imaginatively conceived depictions of bareback riders and other circus performers. Includes, among other masterworks, Wounded Soldier, Three Acrobats, Child on a Chair, Nude with a Fan, and The Magician.

Chagall Drawings: 43 Works (Dover Art Library)

Adaptations of 16 of the renowned Russian-born French painter's finest stained glass works, among them I and the Village, The Cellist, Bride and Groom with Eiffel Tower, Equestrienne, The Green Violinist, and Girl on Horseback. Place colored plates near a source of bright light to create a glowing stained glass effect.

Chagall Stained Glass Coloring Book

Children's Books

Arts, Music & Photography

Marc Chagall. The Jerusalem Windows. New York: George Braziller, [1962]. First American edition. Folio. [211] pages. Text and notes by Jean Leymarie, translated from the French by Elaine Desautels. 104 plates, sixty-four of which are in full color; two original colored lithographs prepared expressly for this edition, printed by Mourlot Frères. "For me a stained glass window is a transparent partition between my heart and the heart of the world." -- Chagall Chagall's designs for the twelve stained glass windows of the Hadassah-Hebrew University Medical Center Synagogue in Jerusalem, each window representing one of the twelve tribes of Israel. From Chagall's remarks on the morning of the dedication ceremony: "And this, which today is called sacred art, I carried out by thinking equally of the great ancient creations of the Semitic peoples of this region. And I hope that thus I am holding out a hand to friends of culture, to poets and artists of neighboring countries and of all countries."

The Jerusalem Windows

Random House Value Publishing

Marc Chagall--one of the greatest of all twentieth-century painters--died in 1985, during a major exhibition of his work, mounted jointly by the Royal Academy of Arts in London and the Philadelphia Museum of Art. This exhibition had as one of its main features quotations taken from Chagall's autobiography, My Life. Originally published in English in 1965, Chagall's My Life offers a lyrical and evocative account of the author's early life and tremendous insight into the shaping of his creative genius. His literary style--playful and witty arabesques of fantasy that remind us of his visual imagery--accentuates his descriptions of his childhood spent in the provincial Russian town of Witebsk, his early adventures, and his first meeting with Bella, the woman who later became his wife. He depicts his struggle as an artist in the face of poverty and opposition, followed by the fruitful years in Paris where he found fulfillment and recognition. Chagall ends his account by describing his return to Russia at the outbreak of World War I and the despair that finally induced him to return to France with Bella and their young daughter in 1922.

My Life

Humanities Pr

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