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Marc Chagall " Peace" Lithograph, Hand Signed and Frame 1974
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Description
This lithograph, entitled" Peace " by the celebrated modernist Marc Chagall (Russian- French 1887- 1985) , is a visually evocative interpretation of the stained-glass artwork originally created for the United Nations in honor of Dag Hammarskjöld, the late Secretary-General (1905–1961). The stained-glass piece, Peace Window, serves as a poignant tribute, symbolizing harmony, unity, and the universal quest for peace, themes which resonate deeply in Chagall's oeuvre.
Rendered in a limited and unknown edition, this lithograph faithfully captures the ethereal quality of Chagall's original stained-glass masterpiece. Dominated by vibrant hues of blue, punctuated by luminous yellows and reds, the composition depicts a dreamlike, celestial tableau filled with angelic figures, musical instruments, and motifs of love and spirituality. Each detail evokes Chagall’s signature fusion of symbolism, folklore, and hope.
Hand-signed by the artist and published by George Brazier, this lithograph is a rare and significant work. It is accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity (COI), ensuring its provenance and value. Framed with an understated elegance, this piece is both a timeless celebration of Chagall's artistry and a reflection of the enduring message of peace and remembrance.
About the artist :
Marc Chagall (1887–1985) was a Belarusian-French artist renowned for his dreamlike, poetic imagery that blended elements of folk culture, Jewish heritage, and modernist innovation. Born Moishe Shagal in Vitebsk, then part of the Russian Empire, he studied art in Saint Petersburg before moving to Paris in 1910, where he absorbed influences from Cubism, Fauvism, and Symbolism.
Chagall’s works often depicted vibrant, fantastical scenes with floating figures, animals, and motifs from his early life in Vitebsk. His art spanned multiple media, including painting, stained glass, lithography, and stage design. Major works include his Paris Through the Window (1913), The Village and I (1911), and his stained-glass masterpieces for institutions like the United Nations and cathedrals across Europe.
A survivor of war and displacement, Chagall’s work reflects themes of love, identity, and spirituality. His unique style made him one of the most influential and beloved artists of the 20th century.
Dimensions :
Framed 22" H 28" W 1" D
Unframed & unmated : 12" H 18.5" W - More Information
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Atlas Showroom, founded in 2014 by Wafah Jehou, is a premier destination for hand-crafted, vintage, and antique treasures in Plainview, NY. Specializing in contemporary, mid-century modern, art deco, Moroccan, and European designs, we offer an exquisite selection of furniture, lighting, and fine art, and provide custom creations tailored to your needs. For inquiries, contact 646.548.3588 or email wjehou@atlasshowroom.com.
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