La Tour Eiffel au soleil rouge c. 1964

Marc Chagall’s “La Tour Eiffel au soleil rouge” (c. 1964) exemplifies the artist’s signature style of dreamlike imagery. The painting features the Eiffel Tower as a central element, with a bright red sun and a whimsical cast of characters, including a rooster and a man painting. Chagall’s use of vibrant colors and bold brushstrokes creates a joyous and lively atmosphere, characteristic of his work. This artwork, representative of his Parisian period, captures the essence of Chagall's vision, merging reality and fantasy in a unique and captivating manner.