Marc chagall
Beloved Marc Chagall painting, stolen in the ’90s, resurfaces at Israeli auction
The painting was nabbed from a Tel Aviv gallery in 1996, just days before it was up for auction.
Rediscovering Marc Chagall’s Least-Known American Windows
Here’s how Marc Chagall’s stained glass windows found their way to a church in New York.
Chagall’s ‘The Lovers’ Covered At The Met In Recognition Of Refugees
The Metropolitan Museum of Art is making a bold statement to honor refugees.
When Chagall Battled For Russia’s Soul
Before the Soviets shaped their New Man, there was debate over just what he should look like.
On His 125th Birthday, Solomon Yudovin’s Art Instructs On The Importance Of Jewish Identity
American Jews, even Hasidim, have lost their connection to the East European Jewish folk art tradition.
Marc Chagall’s Belarus Hometown Celebrates First Synagogue In Century
The hometown in Belarus of the late artist Marc Chagall saw its first opening of a synagogue in over a century.
Marc Chagall-Inspired Play Takes Top Edinburgh Theatrical Prize
“The Flying Lovers of Vitebsk” is a visually surreal portrait of the Chagall’s relationship.
Rediscovering Marc Chagall’s Least-Known American Windows
Perhaps the least-known stained glass windows that Marc Chagall ever created can be found in a surprising place — a church in New York. Here’s how they got there.
Defying Gravity WIth Marc and Bella Chagall
We all know what Marc Chagall’s art looks like. But a new play in London, “The Flying Lovers of Vitebsk,” explores the private life of the painter and his wife Bella beyond the canvas.
The Unseen Marc Chagall and Chaim Soutine
At the Phillips Collection in Washington, D.C., some of the biggest names of art are on display. But perhaps most interesting are the works by Chaim Soutine and Marc Chagall, some of which haven’t been seen in the States in decades.
