Goat with a Violin Possibly 1922 - 1950

"Goat with a Violin" is a black and white woodcut by Marc Chagall, created sometime between 1922 and 1950. The artwork depicts a goat playing a violin, with a lit oil lamp in the background. This piece is characteristic of Chagall's signature style, with its simplified forms, bold lines, and use of bright colors. Chagall's works often feature fantastical elements, such as animals engaging in human activities. This woodcut is a prime example of Chagall's exploration of folklore and Jewish culture, using animals as symbolic representations of human emotions and experiences.