"Marc Chagall"

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21 June 2023

LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM - JUNE 20, 2023: An art handler holds a painting titled ‘Autoportrait pour Tine’ by Marc Chagall with set of lithographs ‘Daphnis et Chloe’ in the background during a photocall at Christie's auction house showcasing the highlights of 20th/21st Century Evening Sale in London, United Kingdom on June 20, 2023. Christie’s 20th/21st Century Art auction series celebrates masterworks spanning over 100 years of creativity and innovation, presented across four live and online sales in the international art hub of London this June.

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23 February 2022

LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM - FEBRUARY 23, 2022: A staff member looks at 'Le jongleur' (1943) by Marc Chagall (1887-1985), estimate: £7,500,000 - 10,500,000 during a photo call to present the highlights from the 20th / 21st Century: London Evening Sale and The Art of the Surreal Evening Sale taking place on 1st March at Christie's auction house on February 23, 2022 in London, England.

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3 August 2018

Marc Chagal l-J and the village,L and Edvard Munch - The scream,R. 2018 will go down in history as the year in which the first official department of New York's MoMA opened in the village of Staro Zhelezare in Bulgaria, on August 04, 2018. Phenomenon on a global scale as all the greatest works of art from the MoMA collection are now available for permanent viewing to the village audience, in the open gallery in the rural space. Responsible for the ambitious project is the artistic duo Piriankov Art - Katarzyna and Ventsislav Piriankov and 8 of their best students from the University of arts in Poznan, Poland. For just 2 weeks, they made about 60 pieces - recreating famous paintings adding a pinch of their own imagination to them. Like a crocodile going out of the calm waters of Claude Monet's Lillies, or the pigs flying around rural paintings of Chagall. Now, in the village of Staro Zhelezare, the well known pieces of art will gain a new life, extracted from closed spaces and the museum's archive. For the first time in history, the Museum's collection will not only be made available to the poorest, but also least mobile due to biological or economic conditions as well. Some of the famous paintings recreated on villager's walls in Staro Zhelezare are: I and the village by Marc Chagall, The seed of the Areol by Paul Gaugin, Study of baboon by Fransis Bacon, Totem by Keith Haring, Salome by Alphons Mucha, Pierrot and Seated bather by Pablo Picasso, The persistens of memory by Salvador Dali, White square on white background by Malevich and so many more, Staro Zhelezare, Bulgaria on August 03, 2018

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3 August 2018

lefto to right: Pier Mondrian - Composition in red,blue and yellow, Andy Worhol - Double Elvis, Marc Chagall - J and the village. 2018 will go down in history as the year in which the first official department of New York's MoMA opened in the village of Staro Zhelezare in Bulgaria, on August 04, 2018. Phenomenon on a global scale as all the greatest works of art from the MoMA collection are now available for permanent viewing to the village audience, in the open gallery in the rural space. Responsible for the ambitious project is the artistic duo Piriankov Art - Katarzyna and Ventsislav Piriankov and 8 of their best students from the University of arts in Poznan, Poland. For just 2 weeks, they made about 60 pieces - recreating famous paintings adding a pinch of their own imagination to them. Like a crocodile going out of the calm waters of Claude Monet's Lillies, or the pigs flying around rural paintings of Chagall. Now, in the village of Staro Zhelezare, the well known pieces of art will gain a new life, extracted from closed spaces and the museum's archive. For the first time in history, the Museum's collection will not only be made available to the poorest, but also least mobile due to biological or economic conditions as well. Some of the famous paintings recreated on villager's walls in Staro Zhelezare are: I and the village by Marc Chagall, The seed of the Areol by Paul Gaugin, Study of baboon by Fransis Bacon, Totem by Keith Haring, Salome by Alphons Mucha, Pierrot and Seated bather by Pablo Picasso, The persistens of memory by Salvador Dali, White square on white background by Malevich and so many more, Staro Zhelezare, Bulgaria on August 03, 2018

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3 August 2018

2018 will go down in history as the year in which the first official department of New York's MoMA opened in the village of Staro Zhelezare in Bulgaria, on August 04, 2018. Phenomenon on a global scale as all the greatest works of art from the MoMA collection are now available for permanent viewing to the village audience, in the open gallery in the rural space. Responsible for the ambitious project is the artistic duo Piriankov Art - Katarzyna and Ventsislav Piriankov and 8 of their best students from the University of arts in Poznan, Poland. For just 2 weeks, they made about 60 pieces - recreating famous paintings adding a pinch of their own imagination to them. Like a crocodile going out of the calm waters of Claude Monet's Lillies, or the pigs flying around rural paintings of Chagall. Now, in the village of Staro Zhelezare, the well known pieces of art will gain a new life, extracted from closed spaces and the museum's archive. For the first time in history, the Museum's collection will not only be made available to the poorest, but also least mobile due to biological or economic conditions as well. Some of the famous paintings recreated on villager's walls in Staro Zhelezare are: I and the village by Marc Chagall, The seed of the Areol by Paul Gaugin, Study of baboon by Fransis Bacon, Totem by Keith Haring, Salome by Alphons Mucha, Pierrot and Seated bather by Pablo Picasso, The persistens of memory by Salvador Dali, White square on white background by Malevich and so many more, Staro Zhelezare, Bulgaria on August 03, 2018

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3 August 2018

Claude Monet - Water Lilies. 2018 will go down in history as the year in which the first official department of New York's MoMA opened in the village of Staro Zhelezare in Bulgaria, on August 04, 2018. Phenomenon on a global scale as all the greatest works of art from the MoMA collection are now available for permanent viewing to the village audience, in the open gallery in the rural space. Responsible for the ambitious project is the artistic duo Piriankov Art - Katarzyna and Ventsislav Piriankov and 8 of their best students from the University of arts in Poznan, Poland. For just 2 weeks, they made about 60 pieces - recreating famous paintings adding a pinch of their own imagination to them. Like a crocodile going out of the calm waters of Claude Monet's Lillies, or the pigs flying around rural paintings of Chagall. Now, in the village of Staro Zhelezare, the well known pieces of art will gain a new life, extracted from closed spaces and the museum's archive. For the first time in history, the Museum's collection will not only be made available to the poorest, but also least mobile due to biological or economic conditions as well. Some of the famous paintings recreated on villager's walls in Staro Zhelezare are: I and the village by Marc Chagall, The seed of the Areol by Paul Gaugin, Study of baboon by Fransis Bacon, Totem by Keith Haring, Salome by Alphons Mucha, Pierrot and Seated bather by Pablo Picasso, The persistens of memory by Salvador Dali, White square on white background by Malevich and so many more, Staro Zhelezare, Bulgaria on August 03, 2018

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3 August 2018

Pablo Picasso - Seated Bather. 2018 will go down in history as the year in which the first official department of New York's MoMA opened in the village of Staro Zhelezare in Bulgaria, on August 04, 2018. Phenomenon on a global scale as all the greatest works of art from the MoMA collection are now available for permanent viewing to the village audience, in the open gallery in the rural space. Responsible for the ambitious project is the artistic duo Piriankov Art - Katarzyna and Ventsislav Piriankov and 8 of their best students from the University of arts in Poznan, Poland. For just 2 weeks, they made about 60 pieces - recreating famous paintings adding a pinch of their own imagination to them. Like a crocodile going out of the calm waters of Claude Monet's Lillies, or the pigs flying around rural paintings of Chagall. Now, in the village of Staro Zhelezare, the well known pieces of art will gain a new life, extracted from closed spaces and the museum's archive. For the first time in history, the Museum's collection will not only be made available to the poorest, but also least mobile due to biological or economic conditions as well. Some of the famous paintings recreated on villager's walls in Staro Zhelezare are: I and the village by Marc Chagall, The seed of the Areol by Paul Gaugin, Study of baboon by Fransis Bacon, Totem by Keith Haring, Salome by Alphons Mucha, Pierrot and Seated bather by Pablo Picasso, The persistens of memory by Salvador Dali, White square on white background by Malevich and so many more, Staro Zhelezare, Bulgaria on August 03, 2018

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3 August 2018

2018 will go down in history as the year in which the first official department of New York's MoMA opened in the village of Staro Zhelezare in Bulgaria, on August 04, 2018. Phenomenon on a global scale as all the greatest works of art from the MoMA collection are now available for permanent viewing to the village audience, in the open gallery in the rural space. Responsible for the ambitious project is the artistic duo Piriankov Art - Katarzyna and Ventsislav Piriankov and 8 of their best students from the University of arts in Poznan, Poland. For just 2 weeks, they made about 60 pieces - recreating famous paintings adding a pinch of their own imagination to them. Like a crocodile going out of the calm waters of Claude Monet's Lillies, or the pigs flying around rural paintings of Chagall. Now, in the village of Staro Zhelezare, the well known pieces of art will gain a new life, extracted from closed spaces and the museum's archive. For the first time in history, the Museum's collection will not only be made available to the poorest, but also least mobile due to biological or economic conditions as well. Some of the famous paintings recreated on villager's walls in Staro Zhelezare are: I and the village by Marc Chagall, The seed of the Areol by Paul Gaugin, Study of baboon by Fransis Bacon, Totem by Keith Haring, Salome by Alphons Mucha, Pierrot and Seated bather by Pablo Picasso, The persistens of memory by Salvador Dali, White square on white background by Malevich and so many more, Staro Zhelezare, Bulgaria on August 03, 2018

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3 August 2018

2018 will go down in history as the year in which the first official department of New York's MoMA opened in the village of Staro Zhelezare in Bulgaria, on August 04, 2018. Phenomenon on a global scale as all the greatest works of art from the MoMA collection are now available for permanent viewing to the village audience, in the open gallery in the rural space. Responsible for the ambitious project is the artistic duo Piriankov Art - Katarzyna and Ventsislav Piriankov and 8 of their best students from the University of arts in Poznan, Poland. For just 2 weeks, they made about 60 pieces - recreating famous paintings adding a pinch of their own imagination to them. Like a crocodile going out of the calm waters of Claude Monet's Lillies, or the pigs flying around rural paintings of Chagall. Now, in the village of Staro Zhelezare, the well known pieces of art will gain a new life, extracted from closed spaces and the museum's archive. For the first time in history, the Museum's collection will not only be made available to the poorest, but also least mobile due to biological or economic conditions as well. Some of the famous paintings recreated on villager's walls in Staro Zhelezare are: I and the village by Marc Chagall, The seed of the Areol by Paul Gaugin, Study of baboon by Fransis Bacon, Totem by Keith Haring, Salome by Alphons Mucha, Pierrot and Seated bather by Pablo Picasso, The persistens of memory by Salvador Dali, White square on white background by Malevich and so many more, Staro Zhelezare, Bulgaria on August 03, 2018

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3 August 2018

2018 will go down in history as the year in which the first official department of New York's MoMA opened in the village of Staro Zhelezare in Bulgaria, on August 04, 2018. Phenomenon on a global scale as all the greatest works of art from the MoMA collection are now available for permanent viewing to the village audience, in the open gallery in the rural space. Responsible for the ambitious project is the artistic duo Piriankov Art - Katarzyna and Ventsislav Piriankov and 8 of their best students from the University of arts in Poznan, Poland. For just 2 weeks, they made about 60 pieces - recreating famous paintings adding a pinch of their own imagination to them. Like a crocodile going out of the calm waters of Claude Monet's Lillies, or the pigs flying around rural paintings of Chagall. Now, in the village of Staro Zhelezare, the well known pieces of art will gain a new life, extracted from closed spaces and the museum's archive. For the first time in history, the Museum's collection will not only be made available to the poorest, but also least mobile due to biological or economic conditions as well. Some of the famous paintings recreated on villager's walls in Staro Zhelezare are: I and the village by Marc Chagall, The seed of the Areol by Paul Gaugin, Study of baboon by Fransis Bacon, Totem by Keith Haring, Salome by Alphons Mucha, Pierrot and Seated bather by Pablo Picasso, The persistens of memory by Salvador Dali, White square on white background by Malevich and so many more, Staro Zhelezare, Bulgaria on August 03, 2018

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3 August 2018

2018 will go down in history as the year in which the first official department of New York's MoMA opened in the village of Staro Zhelezare in Bulgaria, on August 04, 2018. Phenomenon on a global scale as all the greatest works of art from the MoMA collection are now available for permanent viewing to the village audience, in the open gallery in the rural space. Responsible for the ambitious project is the artistic duo Piriankov Art - Katarzyna and Ventsislav Piriankov and 8 of their best students from the University of arts in Poznan, Poland. For just 2 weeks, they made about 60 pieces - recreating famous paintings adding a pinch of their own imagination to them. Like a crocodile going out of the calm waters of Claude Monet's Lillies, or the pigs flying around rural paintings of Chagall. Now, in the village of Staro Zhelezare, the well known pieces of art will gain a new life, extracted from closed spaces and the museum's archive. For the first time in history, the Museum's collection will not only be made available to the poorest, but also least mobile due to biological or economic conditions as well. Some of the famous paintings recreated on villager's walls in Staro Zhelezare are: I and the village by Marc Chagall, The seed of the Areol by Paul Gaugin, Study of baboon by Fransis Bacon, Totem by Keith Haring, Salome by Alphons Mucha, Pierrot and Seated bather by Pablo Picasso, The persistens of memory by Salvador Dali, White square on white background by Malevich and so many more, Staro Zhelezare, Bulgaria on August 03, 2018

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3 August 2018

2018 will go down in history as the year in which the first official department of New York's MoMA opened in the village of Staro Zhelezare in Bulgaria, on August 04, 2018. Phenomenon on a global scale as all the greatest works of art from the MoMA collection are now available for permanent viewing to the village audience, in the open gallery in the rural space. Responsible for the ambitious project is the artistic duo Piriankov Art - Katarzyna and Ventsislav Piriankov and 8 of their best students from the University of arts in Poznan, Poland. For just 2 weeks, they made about 60 pieces - recreating famous paintings adding a pinch of their own imagination to them. Like a crocodile going out of the calm waters of Claude Monet's Lillies, or the pigs flying around rural paintings of Chagall. Now, in the village of Staro Zhelezare, the well known pieces of art will gain a new life, extracted from closed spaces and the museum's archive. For the first time in history, the Museum's collection will not only be made available to the poorest, but also least mobile due to biological or economic conditions as well. Some of the famous paintings recreated on villager's walls in Staro Zhelezare are: I and the village by Marc Chagall, The seed of the Areol by Paul Gaugin, Study of baboon by Fransis Bacon, Totem by Keith Haring, Salome by Alphons Mucha, Pierrot and Seated bather by Pablo Picasso, The persistens of memory by Salvador Dali, White square on white background by Malevich and so many more, Staro Zhelezare, Bulgaria on August 03, 2018

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3 August 2018

2018 will go down in history as the year in which the first official department of New York's MoMA opened in the village of Staro Zhelezare in Bulgaria, on August 04, 2018. Phenomenon on a global scale as all the greatest works of art from the MoMA collection are now available for permanent viewing to the village audience, in the open gallery in the rural space. Responsible for the ambitious project is the artistic duo Piriankov Art - Katarzyna and Ventsislav Piriankov and 8 of their best students from the University of arts in Poznan, Poland. For just 2 weeks, they made about 60 pieces - recreating famous paintings adding a pinch of their own imagination to them. Like a crocodile going out of the calm waters of Claude Monet's Lillies, or the pigs flying around rural paintings of Chagall. Now, in the village of Staro Zhelezare, the well known pieces of art will gain a new life, extracted from closed spaces and the museum's archive. For the first time in history, the Museum's collection will not only be made available to the poorest, but also least mobile due to biological or economic conditions as well. Some of the famous paintings recreated on villager's walls in Staro Zhelezare are: I and the village by Marc Chagall, The seed of the Areol by Paul Gaugin, Study of baboon by Fransis Bacon, Totem by Keith Haring, Salome by Alphons Mucha, Pierrot and Seated bather by Pablo Picasso, The persistens of memory by Salvador Dali, White square on white background by Malevich and so many more, Staro Zhelezare, Bulgaria on August 03, 2018

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3 August 2018

2018 will go down in history as the year in which the first official department of New York's MoMA opened in the village of Staro Zhelezare in Bulgaria, on August 04, 2018. Phenomenon on a global scale as all the greatest works of art from the MoMA collection are now available for permanent viewing to the village audience, in the open gallery in the rural space. Responsible for the ambitious project is the artistic duo Piriankov Art - Katarzyna and Ventsislav Piriankov and 8 of their best students from the University of arts in Poznan, Poland. For just 2 weeks, they made about 60 pieces - recreating famous paintings adding a pinch of their own imagination to them. Like a crocodile going out of the calm waters of Claude Monet's Lillies, or the pigs flying around rural paintings of Chagall. Now, in the village of Staro Zhelezare, the well known pieces of art will gain a new life, extracted from closed spaces and the museum's archive. For the first time in history, the Museum's collection will not only be made available to the poorest, but also least mobile due to biological or economic conditions as well. Some of the famous paintings recreated on villager's walls in Staro Zhelezare are: I and the village by Marc Chagall, The seed of the Areol by Paul Gaugin, Study of baboon by Fransis Bacon, Totem by Keith Haring, Salome by Alphons Mucha, Pierrot and Seated bather by Pablo Picasso, The persistens of memory by Salvador Dali, White square on white background by Malevich and so many more, Staro Zhelezare, Bulgaria on August 03, 2018

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3 August 2018

Donald Trump. 2018 will go down in history as the year in which the first official department of New York's MoMA opened in the village of Staro Zhelezare in Bulgaria, on August 04, 2018. Phenomenon on a global scale as all the greatest works of art from the MoMA collection are now available for permanent viewing to the village audience, in the open gallery in the rural space. Responsible for the ambitious project is the artistic duo Piriankov Art - Katarzyna and Ventsislav Piriankov and 8 of their best students from the University of arts in Poznan, Poland. For just 2 weeks, they made about 60 pieces - recreating famous paintings adding a pinch of their own imagination to them. Like a crocodile going out of the calm waters of Claude Monet's Lillies, or the pigs flying around rural paintings of Chagall. Now, in the village of Staro Zhelezare, the well known pieces of art will gain a new life, extracted from closed spaces and the museum's archive. For the first time in history, the Museum's collection will not only be made available to the poorest, but also least mobile due to biological or economic conditions as well. Some of the famous paintings recreated on villager's walls in Staro Zhelezare are: I and the village by Marc Chagall, The seed of the Areol by Paul Gaugin, Study of baboon by Fransis Bacon, Totem by Keith Haring, Salome by Alphons Mucha, Pierrot and Seated bather by Pablo Picasso, The persistens of memory by Salvador Dali, White square on white background by Malevich and so many more, Staro Zhelezare, Bulgaria on August 03, 2018

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3 August 2018

Donald Trump. 2018 will go down in history as the year in which the first official department of New York's MoMA opened in the village of Staro Zhelezare in Bulgaria, on August 04, 2018. Phenomenon on a global scale as all the greatest works of art from the MoMA collection are now available for permanent viewing to the village audience, in the open gallery in the rural space. Responsible for the ambitious project is the artistic duo Piriankov Art - Katarzyna and Ventsislav Piriankov and 8 of their best students from the University of arts in Poznan, Poland. For just 2 weeks, they made about 60 pieces - recreating famous paintings adding a pinch of their own imagination to them. Like a crocodile going out of the calm waters of Claude Monet's Lillies, or the pigs flying around rural paintings of Chagall. Now, in the village of Staro Zhelezare, the well known pieces of art will gain a new life, extracted from closed spaces and the museum's archive. For the first time in history, the Museum's collection will not only be made available to the poorest, but also least mobile due to biological or economic conditions as well. Some of the famous paintings recreated on villager's walls in Staro Zhelezare are: I and the village by Marc Chagall, The seed of the Areol by Paul Gaugin, Study of baboon by Fransis Bacon, Totem by Keith Haring, Salome by Alphons Mucha, Pierrot and Seated bather by Pablo Picasso, The persistens of memory by Salvador Dali, White square on white background by Malevich and so many more, Staro Zhelezare, Bulgaria on August 03, 2018

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