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Mark Zakharovich Shagal (1887-1985)

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Chagall:  Self-Portrait with Seven Fingers

Mark Zakharovich Shagal, known today all over the world as

Marc Chagall,

was born on July 7, 1887, in Vitebsk, Belorussia.

He was the oldest of nine brothers. His father worked in a salt herring factory, his mother took care of the household, and the grandfather taught the boy religion, instilling in him love for religion and the knowledge of the Torah. In 1906, Chagall left the Jewish elementary school he attended and began studying at Yehuda Pen's school of painting in Vitebsk. In the winter of the same year, Chagall decided to move to St Petersburg, hoping that his art would find approval there. However, he failed his first art examination. Putting his pride aside, in 1907 Chagall applied to and was accepted to the school of the Society for the Encouragement of the Arts in St. Petersburg, directed by Nikolai Roerich. Dissatisfied with the school, he transferred to Zeidenberg's private art school and later to Zvantseva's School, where he studied with Mstislav Dobuzhinskii and Lev Bakst. In 1910 he moved to Paris and found a place in the famous "La Ruche" (Beehive) in the Vaugirard district, where he met the poets Blaise Cendrars and Guillame Appolinaire, and the painters Chaim Soutine, Fernand Leger, and Robert Delaunay. Chagall always stressed the importance of Paris for his development: "In Paris, it seems to me, I have found everything, but above all, the art of craftsmanship. I owe all that I have achieved to Paris, to France, whose nature, men, the very air, were the true school of my life and art." Chagall's exposure to Cubism resulted in his attempts to incorporate the Cubist multiple points of view and geometrical shapes into his compositions, as can be seen in two of his best known early paintings, Me and My Village (1911) and Self-Portrait with Seven Fingers (1912-13).

Chagall: Me and My Village

Two years later, Chagall contributed to the Salon des Independants and Salon d' automne as well as to Larionov's Donkey's Tail exhibition in Moscow. In 1913 participated in the Target exhibition and in 1914 had his first one-man show at the Galerie der Sturm in Berlin. The same year Chagall returned to Russia and went to Vitebsk, where he married Bella Rosenberg who would become an inspiration for many of his works. From Vitebsk, the married couple moved to St. Petersburg (at that time Petrograd). Chagall contributed to the Exhibition of Painting, 1915, and a year later sent over forty paintings to the Jack of Diamonds show in Moscow. After the Revolution Chagall was active as an art educator. He moved back to Vitebsk and in 1919 became a founder, director, and the most popular teacher at the Vitebsk Academy. However, because he wanted the school to express all points of view on art, he was ousted by the Malevich fraction (Suprematists) and left Vitebsk for Moscow. In Moscow, Chagall collaborated with the Kamernyi State Jewish Theater and with the Habimah Theatre. He left Russia in 1922 and after a year in Berlin, settled in Paris in 1923. In 1924 he had the first major retrospective at the Galerie Barbazanges-Hoderbart. In the mid twenties produced illustrations to La Fontaine's Fables. Visited Palestine (1931), Holland (1932) Spain (1934-5), Poland (1935), and Italy (1937); in 1941 had to leave Germany and seek shelter in the United States. The death of Bella stopped Chagall's creativity for many months. After his return to France in 1948, the artist decided to move to the south of France and in 1950 he settled in Saint-Paul-de-Vence. Two years later, he married Valentine ("Vava") Brodskii. His new wife was an important factor in Chagall's recovery as a painter. She encouraged him to undertake large artisitc projects, for instance the cycle Biblical Message. Finished in 1966 and installed seven years later in the National Museum of the Marc Chagall Biblical Message in Nice, the paintings (see a selection below) astonish with their vivid colors and their poetic interpretations of the Biblical texts. Among the largest projects was the decoration of the ceiling of the Paris Opera (1964), and the murals for the Metropolitan Opera in New York (1965). He also explored the technique of stained-glass, designing windows for the Cathedral in Metz (1959-62), for the Hadassah Hebrew University Medical Center in Jerusalem (1960-1), for the Cathedral at Reims (1974), and for Saint Etienne Church at Mayence (1978-81). In the West, Chagall had countless exhibitions and retrospectives. In Russia, after many years of silence and disregard for the artist, an exhibition of Chagall's works from private collections was organized in Novgorod in 1968, and five years later Chagall was invited to visit Moscow in connection with a small retrospective of his work. Finally, on the centennary of the artist's birth a large exhibition opened at Pushkin Museum in Moscow, and a Chagall Museum was opened in Vitebsk.

Chagall:  Song of Songs III

Chagall:  Jacob's Dream

   

Chagall:  Adam and Eve Expelled from Paradise

Chagall:  Abraham and Three Angels

Chagall's illustrations to the Bible: Song of Songs III (1960), Jacob's Dream (1954-67), Adam and Eve Expelled from Paradise (1954-67), and Abraham and the Three Angels (1954-67).

Chagall occupies a unique place in world art. Even though at times he was slightly influenced by the contemporary developments in arts ( when he discovered Cubism, for example), throughout his long life he was an independent artist, often criticized for his lack of "realism" or for his lack of desire to explore non-objective art. The sources of his inspiration are found in his childhood, in the life of a provincial city of Vitebsk and its Jewish community, the Scriptures, and, more surprisingly, Russian folk art and icon painting. He was a poet, and his artistic visions can be considered "poetry in colours and shapes." He populated his pictures with angels, lovers, flying cows, fiddlers, circus performers, and roosters, creating lyrical poems which proclaimed the beauty of all creation, as well as his unwavering belief in the existence of miracles and in the infinite wisdom of the Creator. Despite some dark moments in his personal life, he remained an optimist, and with every brushstroke, every green, blue, or purple face of his violinists, every kiss and every embrace of his lovers, every little house or church of Vitebsk, every image of the Eiffel Tower, his paintings seem to sing the "Ode to Joy." [S.H. and A.B.]

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Rest

 
War

 
Bridges over the Seine

 
Portrait of Vava

 
The Flying Carriage

 
The Fiddler

 
The Soldier Drinks

 
The Birthday

 
Cemetary Gates

 
Le Quai de Bercy

 
The Parting of the Red Sea

 
The Watering Trough

 
The Praying Jew

 
White Crucifixion

 
I and the Village

 
Exodus

 
Self-Portrait

 
The Three Candles

 
The Grand Parade

 
Jew at Prayer

 
Listening to the Cock

 
The Spoonful of Milk

 
The Juggler

 
Chrysanthemums

 
The Three Acrobats

 
Solitude

 
Bouquet with Flying Lovers

 
Picture of the Artist's Sister Aniuta

 
Bride with a Fan

 
Adam and Eve

 
Red Nude Sitting Up

 
The Cattle Dealer

 
The Painter to the Moon

 
Green Violinist

 
Bella with a White Collar

 
The Pinch of Snuff

 
Lovers in the Lilacs

 
The Rooster

 
Madonna of the Village

 
Lovers with Flowers

 
The Falling Angel

 
In Front of the Picture

 
Dance

 
Music


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Marque Zakharovich Shagal (1887-1985)

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 Chagall:  Self-Portrait con siete dedos

Marque Zakharovich Shagal, conocido hoy todo sobre el mundo como orujo Chagall, fue llevado de julio el 7 de 1887, en Vitebsk, Belorusia. Él era el más viejo de nueve hermanos. Su padre trabajado en una fábrica de los arenques de la sal, su madre tomó el cuidado de la casa, y el abuelo enseñó la religión del muchacho, inculcando en él el amor para la religión y el conocimiento del Torah. En 1906, Chagall salió de la escuela primaria judía que él atendió y comenzó a estudiar en la escuela de la pluma de Yehuda de pintar en Vitebsk. En el invierno del mismo año, Chagall decidía a moverse a St Petersburg, esperando que su arte encontraría la aprobación allí. Sin embargo, él falló su primera examinación del arte. Poner su orgullo a un lado, en Chagall 1907 se aplicó a y fue aceptada a la escuela de la sociedad para el estímulo de los artes en St. Petersburg, dirigido por Nikolai Roerich. Descontentado con la escuela, él transfirió a la escuela privada del arte de Zeidenberg y más adelante a la escuela de Zvantseva, en donde él estudió con Mstislav Dobuzhinskii y Lev Bakst . En 1910 él se trasladó a París y encontró un lugar en la "colmena famosa del la" (colmena) en el districto de Vaugirard, en donde él satisfizo a poetas Blaise Cendrars y Guillame Appolinaire, y los pintores Chaim Soutine, Fernand Leger, y Roberto Delaunay. Chagall tensionó siempre la importancia de París para su desarrollo: "en París, se parece a mí, he encontrado todo, pero sobretodo, el arte de la artesanía. Debo todos que he alcanzado a París, a Francia, que naturaleza, hombres, el mismo aire, eran la escuela verdadera de mi vida y el arte." La exposición de Chagall a Cubism dio lugar a sus tentativas de incorporar los puntos múltiples cubistas de la visión y de formas geométricas en sus composiciones, como puede ser visto en dos de sus pinturas tempranas lo más mejor posible sabidas, yo y mi Village (1911) y self-Portrait con siete dedos (1912-13).

 Chagall:  Yo y mi aldea

Dos años más tarde, Chagall contribuido al DES Independants del salón y automne del salón d al ' así como a la exposición de la cola del burro de Larionov en Moscú. En 1913 participados en la exposición de la blanco y en 1914 tenía su primera demostración de una persona en el der Sturm de Galerie en Berlín. El mismo año Chagall vuelto a Rusia y fue a Vitebsk, en donde él casó Bella Rosenberg que se convirtió en una inspiración para muchos de sus trabajos. Desde Vitebsk, los pares casados se movieron a St. Petersburg (en aquella 'epoca Petrograd). Chagall contribuyó a la exposición Painting, 1915 , y un año de más tarde enviado sobre cuarenta pinturas al Gato de la demostración de los diamantes en Moscú. Después de la revolución Chagall era activo como educador del arte. Él se movió de nuevo a Vitebsk y de 1919 hizo un fundador, director, y el profesor más popular en la academia de Vitebsk. Sin embargo, porque él quisiera que la escuela expresara todos los puntos de la opinión sobre arte, Vitebsk izquierda para Moscú lo expulsó la fracción de Malevich (Suprematists) y. En Moscú, Chagall colaboró con el teatro judío del estado de Kamernyi y con el teatro de Habimah. Él salió de Rusia en 1922 y después de un año en Berlín, colocada en París en 1923. En 1924 él tenía el primer retrospectivo principal en el Galerie Barbazanges-Hoderbart. En los años 20 mediados de ilustraciones producidas a Fables de Fontaine del la . Palestina visitada (1931), Holanda (1932) España (1934-5), Polonia (1935), e Italia (1937); en 1941 tuvo que salir de Alemania y buscar el abrigo en los Estados Unidos. La muerte de Bella paró la creatividad de Chagall por muchos meses. Después de que su vuelta a Francia en 1948, el artista decidiera a moverse al sur de Francia y en 1950 él colocó en el Santo-Paul-saint-Paul-de-Vence-Vence. Dos años más tarde, él casó Valentine ("Vava") Brodskii. Su nueva esposa era un factor importante en la recuperación de Chagall como pintor. Ella le animó a que emprendiera los proyectos grandes del artisitc, por ejemplo el mensaje bíblico del ciclo . Acabado en 1966 e instalado siete años más adelante en el museo nacional del mensaje bíblico de Chagall del orujo en Niza, las pinturas (véase una selección abajo) para asombrar con sus colores vivos y sus interpretaciones poéticas de los textos bíblicos. Entre los proyectos más grandes estaban la decoración del techo de la París Opera (1964), y los murals para la ópera metropolitana en York nueva (1965). Él también exploró la técnica del manchar-cristal, diseñando las ventanas para la catedral en Metz (1959-62), para el centro médico de la universidad hebrea de Hadassah en Jerusalén (1960-1), para la catedral en Reims (1974), y para la iglesia de Santo Etienne en Mayence (1978-81). En el oeste, Chagall tenía exposiciones y retrospectives incontables. En Rusia, después de que muchos años del silencio y de la indiferencia para el artista, una exposición de los trabajos de Chagall de colecciones privadas fuera organizada en Novgorod en 1968, y cinco años más adelante de Chagall fue invitado para visitar Moscú en la conexión con un retrospectivo pequeño de su trabajo. Finalmente, en el museo centennary del nacimiento del artista una exposición grande abierta en el museo de Pushkin en Moscú, y de Chagall fue abierta en Vitebsk.

 Chagall:  Canción de canciones III

 Chagall:  Canción de canciones III

   

 Chagall:  Sueño De Jacob

 Chagall:  Sueño De Jacob

Ilustraciones de Chagall a la biblia: Canción de canciones III (1960), sueño de Jacob (1954-67), Adán y víspera expelidos del paraíso (1954-67), y Abraham y los tres ángeles (1954-67).

Chagall ocupa un lugar único en arte del mundo. Aunque los progresos contemporáneos en artes slighly lo influenció ocasionalmente (cuando él descubrió Cubism , por ejemplo), a través de su vida larga él era artista independiente, criticado a menudo para su carencia del "realismo" o para su carencia del deseo de explorar arte no-objetivo. Las fuentes de su inspiración se encuentran en su niñez, en la vida de una ciudad provincial de Vitebsk y su comunidad judía, el Scriptures, y, más asombrosamente, el arte y la pintura populares rusos del icono. Él era poeta, y sus visiones artísticas se pueden considerar "poesía en colores y formas." Él pobló sus cuadros con ángeles, amantes, vacas que volaban, fiddlers, ejecutantes del circo, y gallos, creando los poemas líricos que proclamaron la belleza de toda la creación, así como su creencia constante en la existencia de milagros y en la sabiduría infinita del creador. A pesar de algunos momentos oscuros en su vida personal, él seguía siendo un optimist, y con cada pincelada, cada cara verde, azul, o púrpura de sus violinists, cada beso y cada abraza de sus amantes, cada pequeña casa o la iglesia de Vitebsk, cada imagen de la torre de Eiffel, sus pinturas se parece cantar el "Ode a la alegría." [ S.H. y A.B.

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During one of my many visits to Saint-Paul-de-Vence, just outside Nice, where Paul Hervieu’s brother Albert had a very famous Hervieu-art-gallery we were, like always, visiting a very little cafe. We had our coffee and French bread. Then I saw one older gentleman that, in one way or another, looked familiar to me. I said to Albert, my God, I think that is Monsieur Chagall and his wife sitting there. Albert said yes, Madame and Monsieur Chagall are here often. I know them. We live in the same village.

Albert asked me if I would like to say hello to him. Of course, I said. OK just go there and say something to them. After a minute of thinking I understood that this may be the only chance in my life to say hello to Marc Chagall. As I was going to their table, with very trembling legs I said:

“I am sorry to disturb you Monsieur Chagall, but I would like to tell you that I am very fond of your paintings and graphics. I like your art very much”.

He looked at me and said “that’s nice”. Where are you from? I told him I was from Sweden. Then they both asked me, please, bring your friend Monsieur Hervieu and your coffee and sit down with us.
Believe it not, I am sure that we were sitting together for about twenty minutes and talking. He asked me many questions about Sweden and my work as an art-dealer and collector.

I had my camera with me, as always, but he asked me not to make any photos.
Of course I respected this.
Sorry to say = no photos.

But, it was a most incredible twenty minutes spent with Marc Chagall and his lovely wife!

What a day.

 

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