This is a special pair. Celebrate the dreamlike world of Marc Chagall with this striking pair of unused exhibition posters, preserved flat and in excellent condition. This duo includes a 1983 Rome showpiece featuring Chagall’s folkloric village and horse imagery — evoking his Eastern European hometown of Vitebsk — alongside a vivid Centre Georges Pompidou lithograph of a dancer in joyful motion, rendered in bold purples and reds. Both posters are offset lithographs produced under museum auspices and measure 28 x 20 inches. Never rolled or mounted, their vibrant colors and rich symbolism reflect Chagall’s iconic blend of memory, fantasy, and spiritual longing. This ready-to-frame pair makes an ideal statement for collectors, designers, or anyone drawn to modernist storytelling. Sold together for impact, this set bridges Chagall’s theatrical and deeply personal artistic worlds. 1985, the year the "Dancer" was exhibited was the year of the artist's death.