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In 1931, art dealer
Ambroise
Vollard
suggested to Marc
Chagall (1887-1985) that he undertake a series of illustrations
of the Bible.
Chagall agreed and worked on these hand-colored etchings over a
25 year period until all 105 were completed and published by
Teriade,
successor to Vollard,
in 1957.
In taking on the task of illustrating the Bible,
Chagall
undertook one of the most monumental printing projects ever attempted.
The 105 plates were the largest number
Chagall had
done on a single subject. In addition, pictorially and
dramatically, the works are more complex than those found in his
previous sets of etchings. The illustrated scenes come
from twelve books of the Bible and the majority depict scenes from
Genesis and adhere closely to the Biblical text.
Chagall is
one of the most successful artists of the twentieth century. He
came from a large and devout Jewish family. Born in the small
Russian town of Vitebsk,
Chagall
studied art in St. Petersburg and Paris. In 1923,
Chagall fled
the Soviet Union and settled in France where he began working with the
Parisian art dealer and publisher Ambroise Vollard.
Chagall’s approach to the Bible is one that focuses on the intense
encounters between God and humanity. Each image tells the story
plainly and poignantly. Curator Jean Bloch Rosensaft, of the
Jewish Museum in New York notes that the series “brings together the
mature artist’s spirituality and childhood’s fantasy through the
sophisticated artistry of the master
printmaker.”
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Adam and Eve
expelled from Paradise Land, 1960 |
Adam
and Eve with the forbidden fruit, 1960
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Ahasuerus sends Vasthi away, 1960 |
Boaz
wakes up and sees Ruth at his feet, 1960 |
Cain
and Abel, 1960 |
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Creation, 1960 |
Esther, 1960
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Eve is
cursed by God, 1960 |
Hagar in
the desert, 1960 |
Job in
despair, 1960 |
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Job
praying, 1960 |
Meeting of Ruth and Boaz, 1960 |
Michal
saves David from Saul , 1960 |
Naomi
and her beautiful daughters, 1960 |
Paradise, 1960 |
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Paradise,
1960 |
Rachel
hides her father's household gods, 1960 |
Rahab
and the Spies of Jericho, 1960 |
Ruth
at the feet of Boaz, 1960 |
Ruth
gleaning, 1960 |
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Sarah
and Abimelech, 1960 |
Sarah
and angels, 1960 |
Tamar, beautiful daughter
of Judah, 1960 |
The
Face of Israel, 1960 |
Untitled (The cover of Bible), 1960 |
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