Marc Chagall

One of the best known artists in the Maeght stable, Chagall's works were often shown alongside Fiedler's in public exhibitions and in such publications as Derriere Le Miroir 121/122, Maeght Editeur (1960), which featured an original color lithograph by Chagall on cover and five more lithographs by Leger, Tal Coat, Miro, Calder and an original black and white lithograph by Fiedler.

Fiedler and Chagall's works have been featured in 10 joint exhibitions as of this date according to the Fiedler Foundation website.

  • Marc Chagall on Artsy.net
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    "Honored for his distinct style and pioneering role among Jewish artists, Marc Chagall painted dream-like subjects rooted in personal history and Eastern European folklore."

  • Marc Chagall at Wikipedia.org
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    Wikipedia.org has an extensive page dedicated to Chagall's long and storied career

  • Marc Chagall at Biography.com
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    According to Biography.com, "Marc Chagall was a Belorussian-born French artist whose work generally was based on emotional association rather than traditional pictorial fundamentals."

  • Marc Chagall at Guggenheim.org
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    The world famous Guggenheim Museum has an extensive collection of Chagall's works, and an enticing page on their website to go along with it.

  • Marc Chagall at TheArtStory.org
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    "My hands were too soft.. I had to find some special occupation, some kind of work that would not force me to turn away from the sky and the stars, that would allow me to discover the meaning of life."

  • Marc Chagall at MoMA.org
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    Lots of high resolution images of Chagall's popular works can be seen at the Museum of Modern Art's site

  • Marc Chagall at Britannica.com
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    See Chagall's entry in the Encyclopedia Britannica

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    See a huge selection of images of Chagall's works at WikiArt.org

  • Marc Chagall at ArtNet.com
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    ArtNet is one of the web's most highly respected authorities on art, and here is their page dedicated to Chagall and his career