Marc Chagall:
Painting "Le Violoniste Bleu" (1947)
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ars mundi special edition | Limited, 1.000 copies | Giclée-faximile on handmade paper| Non-fading | Glazed | Mat | Solid wood classic frame | Format 68 x 88 cm
Shagal’s little serenade: "Le Violoniste Bleu", created in 1947 is one of his most famous pictures and also a great example of his art: the childhood memories of his native city Vitebsk in Russia mixed with romantic motifs from Paris, the city of love. His uncle, who played the violin, inspired Chagall to create the figure of a violinist, who hooves on his stool in the blue sky over the roofs of the village. Under the moon there appears a shining flower bouquet and three little birds play under the flying violinist. The moon floods the scene in silver blue light, while the violinist plays a lovely serenade to the world.
Original: in private property.
ars mundi giclée facsimile in museum quality, appeared in fine and true to original color reproduction. Extraordinary clearness of colors. With the resolution of 1.440 dpi and its color sensitivity excels the traditional giclée facsimile technique. 380 g solid Hahnemuhle paper guarantees special saturation of color. Absolutely non-fading. Limited edition of 1,000 copies. Ars mundi special edition. Picture opening 50 x 66 cm. Mat opening 60 x 80 cm. Framed in a silver-gilt solid wood classic frame with a mat. Dust-protective glazing. Format 68 x 88 cm.
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Marc Chagall: Painting "Le Violoniste Bleu" (1947)
Shagal’s little serenade: "Le Violoniste Bleu", created in 1947 is one of his most famous pictures and also a great example of his art: the childhood memories of his native city Vitebsk in Russia mixed with romantic motifs from Paris, the city of love. His uncle, who played the violin, inspired Chagall to create the figure of a violinist, who hooves on his stool in the blue sky over the roofs of the village. Under the moon there appears a shining flower bouquet and three little birds play under the flying violinist. The moon floods the scene in silver blue light, while the violinist plays a lovely serenade to the world.
Original: in private property.
ars mundi giclée facsimile in museum quality, appeared in fine and true to original color reproduction. Extraordinary clearness of colors. With the resolution of 1.440 dpi and its color sensitivity excels the traditional giclée facsimile technique. 380 g solid Hahnemuhle paper guarantees special saturation of color. Absolutely non-fading. Limited edition of 1,000 copies. Ars mundi special edition. Picture opening 50 x 66 cm. Mat opening 60 x 80 cm. Framed in a silver-gilt solid wood classic frame with a mat. Dust-protective glazing. Format 68 x 88 cm.
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