Place de la Concorde by Marc Chagall

Place de la Concorde 1952

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"Place de la Concorde" is a 1952 lithograph by Marc Chagall, renowned for his whimsical and colorful depictions of dreams and memories. The print, a vivid example of Chagall's signature style, features a vibrant blue sky with a floating figure, possibly an angel or a symbolic representation of freedom. Below, the scene unfolds with a vibrant, stylized cityscape, possibly Paris, with the iconic obelisk of the Place de la Concorde prominently featured. Chagall's work often blends realism with fantasy, resulting in a captivating and thought-provoking visual narrative.

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