The Stag and the Vine 1927 - 1930

"The Stag and the Vine" is a 1927-1930 etching by Marc Chagall. It depicts a hunter with a dog looking up at a stag floating in the sky against a backdrop of foliage. Chagall is known for his dreamlike imagery, blurring the lines between reality and fantasy. His use of bold colors and expressive brushstrokes, characteristic of his early works, evoke a sense of whimsicality and childlike wonder. The scene in "The Stag and the Vine" is a quintessential example of this signature style, showcasing his unique perspective on the world.