Chagall, Marc, Clown with a Yellow Goat, 1982
1982
Preparatory study for lithograph M.995. Lithographic ink and graphite drawing on transfer paper, mounted on paper.
65.3 (d) / 65 (g) X 50 cm
Stamp of the Marc Chagall estate on the back.
Unique work
Catalog raisonné: Sorlier 995.
About the author
Marc Chagall (1887-1985)
Of Russian origin, born into a very religious Jewish family with a strong attachment to folklore, Marc Chagall is one of those great figures of twentieth-century art who forged a highly personal body of work. He fashioned a poetic, ethereal space, often highly colored, inhabited by recurring symbolic motifs – the rooster, the donkey, the couple, the moon, bouquets and angels in particular. In 1964, André Malraux commissioned him to paint the ceiling of the Opéra Garnier in Paris.
