Marc Chagall “The Village” Color Lithograph (1957), Maeght Paris, Limited Edition, Custom Framed
Chairish$1,600
Marc Chagall “The Village” Color Lithograph (1957), Maeght Paris, Limited Edition, Custom Framed
Chairish$1,600
An evocative original color lithograph by Marc Chagall, titled The Village, printed in 1957 by the renowned Maeght Éditeur, Paris—one of the most respected publishers of modern art lithography. This piece reflects Chagall’s deeply personal visual language, blending memory, symbolism, and dreamlike narrative. In this composition, Chagall presents a poetic reminiscence of his early life, depicting a figure—often interpreted as the artist himself—overlooking a Russian village with a sense of intimacy and quiet reverence. The imagery captures Chagall’s signature ability to merge reality and imagination, where landscape and memory become intertwined in a lyrical, almost surreal atmosphere. Printed in rich color on fine paper, the lithograph carries the hallmark softness and depth associated with Maeght editions. At 18 x 24 cm, the work offers a refined, intimate scale that draws the viewer closer, while its narrative depth gives it lasting presence within a collection or interior setting. Details Artist: Marc Chagall Title: The Village Date: 1957 Medium: Original color lithograph Publisher: Maeght Éditeur, Paris Edition: Limited edition Image size: 18 x 24 cm Included Documentation Gallery Certificate of Authenticity Provenance documentation Catalogue reference (c34) Framing Professionally custom framed using archival, museum-quality materials: Solid wood moulding Crescent™ Acid-Free Museum Rag Mat™ Acid-free backing Tru Vue™ UV-protective, anti-glare museum glass All framing is completed in-house by Modern Now™, adhering to gallery-level standards for preservation and long-term display. Why This Piece A rare opportunity to acquire an original mid-century Chagall lithograph from the Maeght presses, combining artistic significance with emotional depth and timeless appeal. Ideal for collectors of modern art, as well as interiors seeking a sophisticated, narrative-driven focal point.