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In 1923, Marc Chagall fled the Soviet Union and settled
in Chagall began work on this series in 1931. Traveling
to The illustrated scenes come from twelve books of
the Bible including The Book of Genesis, Exodus, Numbers, Deuteronomy,
Joshua, Judges, Samuel, Kings, Isaiah, Jeremiah, Lamentations and
Ezekiel. Chagall's images often focus on the complex relationship
between God and man. Men are called by God to perform great acts,
but remain very human, capable of weakness, doubt, deception, lust,
and treachery. We see this in such prints as those that illustrate
the story of Jacob, father of the twelve tribes of 'The Bible' series, illustrated with 105 engravings made by Marc Chagall, between 1930 and 1955, was ultimately published by Teriade in 1956. Teriade also brought out an issue of the review 'Verve' (nos. 33-34) which was exclusively devoted to reproductions, made by the photogravure process, of all 105 of the original etchings. For this number of 'Verve', Chagall composed 16 full-page color lithographs (of which we picture 15 on our website), and 12 in black and white, in addition to the cover and the title page. A total of 6,500 copies of the review were printed. All the color lithographs were printed separately in an edition of 75 copies numbered and signed on Arches paper. All the black and the white lithographs were also printed in an edition of 75 copies on the Arches paper, but only 5 of these: nos. 136-137-144-146, were numbered and signed. Marc Chagall also completed several other suites based on the Bible including a set of color lithographs executed in1960, seven pieces from his 1966 large-scale series, The Story of Exodus, and a series of twelve 20-color lithographs executed in collaboration with his master printer Charles Sorlier devoted to the Twelve Tribes of Israel. Please contact Mirol Art if you are interested in any additional original Marc Chagall artwork from the The Bible series, or other original art by Marc Chagall such as his lithographs, linocut prints, aquatints, posters, etchings, and signed posters. We have an extensive collection of Marc Chagall art. Also we are always buying and accepting on consignment original artwork as well so feel free to call or email us to discuss your art with us. |
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We, the owners,of MIROL ART, will be very happy to welcome “also” you to our winning team. / Mirja & Olof Savasen |
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