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Etching and aquatint on Japon Ancien paper - Literature: Cat. rais.: Cramer 86. - It belongs to the book with etchings Trente Ans D'Activité, composed of works by the most recognized artists of the moment, since it was completed on July 4, 1971: Jean Arp, Lynn Chadwick, Marc Chagall, André Dunoyer De Segonzac, Max Ernst, Marino Marini, Henry Matisse, André Masson, Joan Miró, Henry Moore, Pablo Picasso, David Siqueiros, Jaques Villon and Zao Wou-Ki. In addition, the case of the folder that contained them is a design by the Alexander Calder. // Marc Chagall's Composition A L'Horloge, a limited edition etching and aquatint from 1967, exemplifies his poetic and surreal style. Printed on Japon Ancien paper, this artwork merges fantasy with reality, depicting a whimsical clock, a bouquet, and floating figures. The delicate line work and use of aquatint create a textured, dreamlike atmosphere that transports viewers into Chagall’s mystical world. Part of the collection Trente Ans D'Activité, it stands alongside works by other major artists of the time, showcasing Chagall’s consistent ability to evoke emotion and imagination through his signature blend of symbolic and narrative elements.
Composition A L'Horloge, 1967
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Etching and aquatint on Japon Ancien paper - Literature: Cat. rais.: Cramer 86. - It belongs to the book with etchings Trente Ans D'Activité, composed of works by the most recognized artists of the moment, since it was completed on July 4, 1971: Jean Arp, Lynn Chadwick, Marc Chagall, André Dunoyer De Segonzac, Max Ernst, Marino Marini, Henry Matisse, André Masson, Joan Miró, Henry Moore, Pablo Picasso, David Siqueiros, Jaques Villon and Zao Wou-Ki. In addition, the case of the folder that contained them is a design by the Alexander Calder. // Marc Chagall's Composition A L'Horloge, a limited edition etching and aquatint from 1967, exemplifies his poetic and surreal style. Printed on Japon Ancien paper, this artwork merges fantasy with reality, depicting a whimsical clock, a bouquet, and floating figures. The delicate line work and use of aquatint create a textured, dreamlike atmosphere that transports viewers into Chagall’s mystical world. Part of the collection Trente Ans D'Activité, it stands alongside works by other major artists of the time, showcasing Chagall’s consistent ability to evoke emotion and imagination through his signature blend of symbolic and narrative elements.
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