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Marc Chagall (Russia, 1887-1985 France): Etchings for Gogol's Dead Souls 2

Our Chagall pages are arranged thematically and/or by series and illustrate over 200 different etchings and lithographs.
Clicking on the links will bring you to one or more pages on that subject.
Paris / Paris2 / The Village / The Circus / Circus 2 / Lovers / Lovers 2 / Music / Music 2
Flowers / Flowers 2 / Self Portraits / Self Portraits 2

Dead Souls (1923-27) / Dead Souls 2 / Dead Souls 3 / Dead Souls 4 / Dead Souls 5 / Maternité (1925-26) /
Fables of La Fontaine (1927-30) / Fables 2 De Mauvais Sujets (1958)/ / Et sur la terre (1977)

Chagall and the Bible
Etchings for the Bible (1930-39, 1952-56) / Bible Etchings 2 / Bible Etchings 3
1956 Verve Lithographs for the Bible / 1956 Bible Lithographs 2
1960 Verve Lithographs for Drawings for the Bible / 1960 Bible Lithographs 2 / 1960 Bible Lithographs 3
The Story of the Exodus (1966) / Exodus 2 / The Jerusalem Windows (1962) / Other Biblical Subjects

Chagall in black and white / Signed Chagall Etchings and Lithographs
Original Posters

Review, 12/10/03 Rhythm Section (an entertainment guide jointly produced by the Wisconsin State Journal and the Capital Times)
The etchings for the Dead Souls were executed and printed between 1923 and 1927; the sheets were stored in Ambroise Vollard's warehouse until he could publish them, but unfortunately his own death in an automobile accident and Chagall's flight from German-occupied France kept them hidden until Teriade and Chagall published them in 1950. Les Ames Mortes was issued in an edition of 285 on velin d’arches, the first 50 containing a suite on japon, and 33 artist’s proofs hors commerce. All of the portfolios were signed by the artist on the justification page. Many of the etchings are signed in the plate. There are no pencil-signed impressions. For a more extended introduction and bibliographical references, please see Dead Souls 1
Attroupement des paysans (Sorlier 26, Hannover 67). Original etching, 1923-27. 335 impressions signed in the plate + 33 HC. No pencil-signed impressions exist. Illustrated in the B.N. 1970, Nice 1987, Moscow 1987, and Passeron, Chagall Maitre de la Gravure. Image size:280x215mm. Price: Please call or email for current pricing information.
Uncle Mitiai & Uncle Miniai (Sorlier 27, H. 68). Original etching, 1923-27. 335 impressions signed in the plate + 33 HC. No pencil-signed impressions exist. Illustrated in illustrated in Meyer, Chagall: His Graphic Works, (NY, 1957) and Westfalen 1985. Image size: 278x216mm. Price: Please call or email for current pricing information.
Sobakevitch (Sorlier 29, Hannover 71). Original etching, 1923-27. 335 impressions signed in the plate + 33 HC. No pencil-signed impressions exist. Note the little beast in the lower -right corner. Illustrated in Meyer's Chagall: His Graphic Works (1957), Westfalen, and the 1987 Moscow Chagall Exhibition. Image size: 278x211mm. Price: Please call or email for current pricing information.
Sobakevich's house (Sorlier 32, Hannover 70). Original etching, 1923-27. 335 unsigned impressions + 33 HC. No pencil-signed impressions exist. Illustrated in Meyer, Chagall: His Graphic Works, (NY, 1957), Westfalen 1985, and in the 1988 Moscow Chagall Exhibition. Image size: 211x276mm. Price: Please call or email for current pricing information.
La table chargée de victuailles / The over-flowing table (Sorlier 38, Hannover 74). Original etching, 1923-27. 335 unsigned impressions + 33 HC. No pencil-signed impressions exist. Illustrated in Meyer, Chagall: His Graphic Works, (NY, 1957; image reversed!), and Moscow 1987; inc. in BN 1970. No hand-signed impressions exist. Image size: 277x214mm. Price: Please call or email for current pricing information.
Tchitchikov triumphant. (Sorlier 49, Hannover 91). Original etching, 1923-27. 335 impressions signed in the plate + 33 HC. No pencil-signed impressions exist. In a fit of enthusiasm, Chagall signed this plate 3 times: lower left corner plus twice on the boot lower left. Illustrated in Meyer, Chagall: His Graphic Works, Wesfalen 1985, and in the 1987 Moscow Chagall Exhibition. Included in the 1970 exhibit of Chagall's graphics at the Bibliotheque Nationale. This is one of three Chagall prints illustrated in Jean Adhemar's Twentieth-Century Graphics (1971). Adhemar was then Curator of Prints at the Bibliothèque National in Paris and one of the world's foremost experts on prints. Image size: 276x210mm. Price: Please call or email for current pricing information.
Madame Moineau / The Sparrow Woman. (Sorlier 56, Hannover 96). Original etching, 1923-27. 335 unsigned impressions + 33 HC. No pencil-signed impressions exist. Included in the 1970 exhibit of Chagall's graphics at the Bibliotheque Nationale. Illustrated in Meyer, Chagall: His Graphic Works, Wesfalen 1985, the 1987 Moscow Chagall Exhibition, and in Passeron, Maîtres de la Gravure: Chagall. Image size: 289x232mm. Price: Please call or email for current pricing information.
Maxime Teliatnikov the Cobbler (Sorlier 59, Hannover 95). Original etching, 1923-27. 335 unsigned impressions + 33 HC. No pencil-signed impressions exist. Illustrated in the 1970 Bibliotheque Nationale show of Chagall's graphics and Passeron, Maitres de la Gravure: Chagall. No hand-signed impressions exist. Image size: 285x212mm. Price: Please call or email for current pricing information.

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