schema:name "Chagall"
schema:contributor Schirn Kunsthalle
Henie Onstad Kunstsenter
schema:about Chagall, Marc
antisemitisme
culturele identiteit
diasporas
jodenvervolgingen
schilderijen
zelfportretten
schema:abstract ""Marc Chagall (1887-1985) remains famous for his dreamy images and luminous use of color, but in the 1930s his palette darkened as he began to address intensifying anti-Semitism in Europe. Chagall: World in Turmoil draws attention to lesser-known works the artist created during this period and into the 1940s, a time in which he visited Israel, escaped Nazi-occupied France, and found refuge in the United States. Showcasing more than one hundred paintings, works on paper, and costumes, the volume traces Chagall's search for a pictorial language in the face of displacement and persecution. The pieces presented here include numerous self-portraits, art with allegorical and Biblical subjects, designs from Chagall's exile in New York City, images of his hometown in present-day Belarus, and landmark paintings like The Falling Angel. The catalog for the Schirn Kunsthalle Frankfurt's exhibition of the same name, Chagall offers a topical perspective on the oeuvre of one of the most important artists of the twentieth century."-- Provided by publisher"@en
schema:editor Voermann, Ilka
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schema:inLanguage "eng"
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