An anthem to the happiness of human harmony - the "Nube on the Window" by Marc Chagall.

in 1952 Marc Chagall married to Valentina Brodsky. Together, they travel to Greece, where on the island of Paros he finds a place for sheltered rest and intensive work on the cycle "Daphnis and Chloé," published in 1960. In this beautiful lithograph from 1953, Marc Chagall shows an intimate scene full of affection and familiarity. In contrast to Chagall's well-known colorful works, "The Nude at the Window" is decorated in grisaille, which intensifies the volatility of the moment. The soft, clear tone conveys an interior full of natural light and warmth, in which two lovers hold each other intimately entwined. Both merge into each other and are caught up in the moment. The bowl full of fruit next to the two points to the opulence of the nature of the South and at the same time expresses erotic symbolism.

In this sheet, that was issued in the limited edition of only 75 pieces at Moulot in Paris, Chagall created a charming picture of love, connected with a homage to the sunny landscape of Greece.

Original lithograph, 1953/54, edition 75 copies on Buetten paper, numbered and signed by hand. Catalog raisonne Mourlot 90. Sheet format 41,4 x 57 cm. The format in the handmade frame with a real white gold inlay and reflective glass 77,5 x 92,5 cm as illustrated.